Alton College

How to Apply

We will welcome your online applications from 1st October 2009 to 12th March 2010. Please follow this link to our online application system or type in the word 'apply' at the end of the website address www.altoncollege.ac.uk/apply

Follow the instructions on the screen
On your first visit, select the tab labelled "I'm a new visitor". If you have visited before, select "I've visited before".

Password
Insert a password of your choice (minimum 5 characters with no spaces). You will need to remember this password if you wish to return to your application in the future.

Review
After completion of the application, you will reach a page titled "Review". Click on the box to confirm that your application is complete.

Interview

If you experience any difficulties with your application please e-mail: applicationsfeedback@altoncollege.ac.uk or telephone 01420 592200.

Paper application

You may download an application form as a PDF (Adobe Acrobat Reader required). If you are currently at one of our partner schools they will give you a deadline date. All other students should apply from 1st October 2009 to 12th March 2010.

Information on Buses and Financial Support

Accepting a place at College

Invitation to an Enrolment Interview

GCSE results published*

Enrolment Interviews*

Late Applications

Term Starts

Monday 13th September 2010

*provisional dates

Message to applicants

If you have recently applied to Alton College please read our message


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Partner Schools

Partner Schools with special interviewing arrangements include:

  • Amery Hill
  • Bohunt
  • Eggar's
  • Mill Chase
  • Perins
  • Petersfield
  • Robert May's
  • St Nicholas'
  • Weydon

Student Comments

"I chose the IB mainly because I wanted to improve my weak subjects and excel where I am strong. The IB offers a particularly diverse and exciting programme and is perfect for keeping options open and meeting many new people with a similar focus. Choosing courses is all about selecting the subjects that suit you best."

Lydia Greenhalgh - Robert May's IB student