How do I apply to Relay? What is Relay’s admissions process?

Carol Kumm

Jan 28, 2026

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Fill out an interest form.
- Our Admissions and Enrollment team will reach out shortly.
Check out Relay’s website.
- Click “Apply Now” to learn about Relay’s programs and the admissions process.
Create an application on Relay’s admissions portal.
- Enter your name, email address, and birthdate.
- You’ll receive an email shortly that contains a link to activate your application and a temporary pin.
- Click on the link within that email and enter the temporary pin to start your admissions process.
Submit your application and all transcripts.
Ensure Relay receives all your official transcripts.
- Find details on transcript submission on this page.
We'll do an initial review at this point, and then you'll select your program.
- Our team will review your previous transcripts and have you select the options for which you are eligible.
Complete all items on your Admissions & Enrollment Requirements checklist.
- After you select a program, you'll have additional requirements appear on your admissions checklist.
- Requirements may include items like test scores, acknowledgements, and other forms necessary for the program(s) you selected.
Monitor your Status Page.
- Relay will review your application after you complete all your admissions and enrollment requirements.
- We’ll contact you once your admissions decision is ready, when you can log back in to (hopefully!) accept your offer.
Sign your enrollment agreement(s).
- If you are considered for admission here at Relay, you will be sent an email notifying you to review your admissions decision. In your admission decision, you are asked to review your enrollment agreement(s).
- You may have two enrollment agreements listed if seeking both a degree program and an educator preparation program certification/licensure.
- We ask that you review your enrollment agreement to verify your program details.

Don't be afraid to ask! Please email us or schedule a 1:1 appointment if you have questions at any point during the admissions process.