The enrollment confirmation form and non-refundable enrollment fee are required to guarantee your spot in the class. The form is located on your SpelCheck portal. Once the form is received, you will receive instructions on how to submit your enrollment deposit.
Deadline: May 1
II. Enrollment Deposit
Thank you for your interest in submitting your non-refundable $500 enrollment confirmation fee. The enrollment deposit payment deadline is May 1. If you are admitted after this deadline, your payment is due no later than two weeks from the date posted on your letter.
The Spelman College housing application will be available to deposited students on April 1st. You will need your Spelman credentials (username and OneSpelman password) to access the application on the Housing Dashboard.
Completing the health forms is a required and important step in the enrollment process. Students are not allowed to move into a residence hall, participate in orientation, or register for classes without a completed health record on file.
Questions: 404-270-5249 Deadline: June 1
V. Health Insurance Waiver
The health insurance waiver waives the college provided insurance. You will be prompted to provide your student ID # and last name. You will need to provide your personal health insurance information through this link.
When you have successfully completed the online waiver process, you will receive a confirmation email that includes your waiver reference number. If the waiver is not completed by the deadline, the student will be billed accordingly.
Questions: 404-270-5249 Deadline: July 15
VI. mySpelman Portal
The mySpelman portal provides you with access to Spelman College community news. It serves as your online gateway to student self-services, academic information and new student orientation resources as a Spelman College student.
My Spelman Experience
Spelman College English major Bria Paige, C'2019, a 2017-2018 Formation Scholar who was recently elected president of Spelman's Student Government Association, shares via video what her Spelman experience and the College's rich legacy means to her.
Betanya Mahary, C'2018, shares her experience as a Spelman College Social Justice Fellow and studying emerging identities in Tunisia.
Camryn Hall, C'2019, discusses serving at an Atlanta elementary school as a Bonner Scholar and attending an institution that was created to educate and nurture Black women.
