Admissions to SunHawk therapeutic boarding schools for struggling teens are accepted throughout the year at any time. We have a secure, online application for admission for your convenience. If you have any questions, please contact us Tollfree at (800) 214-3878.

Admissions Criteria

Although we are dedicated to helping as many youth as possible, SunHawk Academy adolescent residential treatment center does have some Admissions Criteria. Please contact us if you have any questions about these criteria, which are outlined below:

SunHawk is licensed for 72 students ages 13 through 17. We accept students in this age group who have problems relating to family, community, educational, and personal/emotional functioning. These may include poor interpersonal communication, running away from home, being physically aggressive, adolescent substance abuse, stealing, sexual promiscuity, academic difficulties involving negative behaviors or poor performance, depression, low self-esteem, and a variety or other destructive behaviors.

Online Application for Admissions

We are pleased to offer a secure online application for admission to our program for troubled teens. Use this links below to begin the application process.

If you are filling out an application for the first time, or filling out an application for a new student, click the button below.

If you have already started the application process and want to return to it, click the button below.

IMPORTANT:
Once you have completed and submitted the online application, you will need to download the Supplemental/Signature Documents and mail or fax them to SunHawk Academy.

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Outside North America, please contact us at 00 + 1 + 435 656 3211. For a list of schools and programs for international students, click here.

Exclusionary Criteria

SunHawk Academy of Utah, Inc. does not admit students with any of the following: severe psychiatric disorders that are in need of hospitalization, physical handicaps which limit their ability to participate in all aspects of our programs, intelligence quotients (IQ) below 80, medical illness (including diabetes, epilepsy, or food allergies requiring highly specialized diets), chronic violent behavior that may endanger the student and others in the group environment, and pregnancy.