Applying to CAP
Students who are interested in applying to CAP must complete a CAP application (including supporting documentation), which is separate from the University’s application. See below for more information on required documentation.
For priority consideration, students must complete the application by March 1.
Applications received after this deadline will be considered if space is available.
Application Requirements
In order to be considered for the program, candidates must:
- Be admitted to Iona
- Complete the CAP application (see below)
- Submit all supporting documentation (see below)
- Attend at least one CAP Information Session (see website for dates/times)
Required Documents
- Completed CAP Application
- Recent (no older than 5 years) psychoeducational or neuropsychological report. It must include the following:
- Cognitive Testing: The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Fourth Edition (WAIS-IV) is the most acceptable form of testing.
- Achievement Testing: A full-scale IQ Report with scores and interpretation. The Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement (WJ-IV) or the Wechsler Individual Achievement Test (WIAT).
- All testing must include the testing procedures followed, the instruments used to assess the disability, the test results and written interpretation of the test results
- Behavior Assessment System for children – 3rd Edition (BASC-3)
- Documentation of an IEP or 504 (if available)
- AD/HD Verification Form (if applicable)
Within two weeks, the CAP Admissions Committee will review the application materials and notify the candidate of their admission decision.*
*If further information is needed, the CAP team will contact the family and arrange a meeting.
Submitting Documents
Documents can either be submitted online securely via Dynamic Forms (see links below),
or faxed to CAP at (914) 633-2011.
If you need a hard copy of our application materials (to review before submitting online), please inquire by email: CAPInformation@iona.edu.