1) Complete the Preliminary Application for the appropriate program on our apply page.

2) We will read and respond to your application within approximately 5 days.

3) If it seems like it could be a good fit, we will reach out to your references, request you provide some supplemental information, and schedule a 20 minute 1-on-1 conversation with you.

4) We’ll make a determination on your application within 3 days of completing the above steps.

Other things to keep in mind…

We value authenticity. You don’t have to pretend to be perfect in your application ;-)

We always recommend attending one of our Live Info Sessions if possible. Sign up here. You can hear from our program director and our program alums.

We accept applications (and administer scholarship funds) on a rolling basis.

We admit approximately 20 students into each program.

Families of past students have been able to access 529 funds successfully.

Yes. We offer full and partial scholarships for each program. You will have the option to indicate whether you would like to be considered during the preliminary application process.

Students are often recommended to our program through gap year, school, or college counselors. However, we do NOT pay commissions for referrals.

You will be provided with a detailed packing list well in advance of the program. Here is a sample list for a full semester program. We don’t want things to be cost prohibitive and are always happy to see what we might have on hand.

The closest airport is in Portland Maine - the airport code is PWM. The closest bus and train stations are in Brunwick, Maine. We provide pick-up and drop-off from these locations on program arrival and departure dates. You are also welcome to be dropped off on-campus by family or other loved ones.

Each student is responsible for their own prescription medication management while participating in the program. The sharing of prescription medication is prohibited. We also discourage any student from adjusting their prescription medication(s) during the program without the oversight of their physician. It is our hope that the program provides you with a sense of a new beginnings & a retreat-like setting, however the supportive environment we provide for personal growth should not be seen as the appropriate opportunity to adjust prescription medications that you may be taking, particularly psychotropic medications that require the guidance of a medical professional. Staff will assist students with obtaining necessary refills of medication at a local pharmacy; however, the responsibility of possessing the medication and monitoring the available supply resides with the student.

Yes. We strongly encourage you to continue any existing therapeutic relationships. You will be able to meet virtually/via phone with your therapist outside of scheduled programming. Please confirm that your therapist can meet remotely across state lines.

We have an on-call nurse. We also have an urgent care center in the neighboring town where students can be assessed for urgent health issues. There is also an emergency room and hospital 20 minutes drive away.

Whenever possible, we seek to accommodate chronic/ongoing medical conditions.

Housing will be assigned based on the housing preferences that you provide (e.g., same sex vs. gender neutral housing, night owl/early bird, preferred level of tidiness) we will share your rooming assignments on your arrival day.

You are not permitted to use a personal vehicle during your time at Seguinland. If you need to drive yourself to and from the program, reach out in advance and we can make arrangements for you to park your car on campus during the program.

Students have access to their cell phones in the evening on most days. We do try to unplug as much as possible and cell phones are left in cottages and out of communal spaces. We will have several tech fasts during the program when students will not have their phones overnight. In case of emergency, parents can reach us at anytime at 207-607-0645.

Our Executive Director, Philip Francis sends several emails to families throughout the program to help bring to life the on-the-ground experiences of the students.