One in three of our graduates goes on to a top-50 university. Some win full-ride scholarships. Many get into the schools families hope for. And they get there prepared: steady, self-directed, ready for the work and the world. Here's the record, and how we help every student build it.
The Record
- 1 in 3 graduates attends a top-50 university¹
- Full-ride scholarships to Princeton, Duke, and Holy Cross in recent years²
- National Merit Scholars, year after year
¹ Classes of 2020–2026: 21 of 63 graduates matriculated to a top-50 U.S. university or college (U.S. News & World Report).
² Recent graduating classes; scholarship amounts and terms vary by year and student.
Where They Go
Recent graduates have earned places at Princeton, UC Berkeley, Notre Dame, and Duke. Across the years, the list runs long — Stanford, MIT, Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Oxford, and dozens more.
A Closer Look
A recent graduate earned a full-ride scholarship to Princeton — one of the top-ranked universities in the country. In recent years, three graduates have won full four-year scholarships to Princeton, Duke, and Holy Cross.
How We Get Them There
None of this is luck. College counseling here is a sequential program that starts in Grade 9 and runs through the day we send a final transcript — and it's part of tuition, not an add-on. Students get personalized guidance, PSAT practice from Grade 8, junior-year visits to both a large public university and a small private college, and hands-on help with the SAT, ACT, and FAFSA. In classes this small, our counselors know every student — and their goals — by name.
Now, and for Life
Your acceptance letter isn't the finish line. It's the starting line. Our graduates arrive ready for it: able to manage their own time, speak up in a seminar, and keep their footing when no one is checking their homework. They know how to work, and they know themselves. That's what makes the outcomes last.