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Preparing for College

At Woodlawn, we help students find and gain acceptance to the colleges that represent the best possible match for their own aspirations.  Even though we do not focus obsessively on "test prep", our students still perform far above national averages on standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT.  Due to our focus on lifelong learning, our students are well-prepared for even the most selective colleges and universities in the nation.

  • SAT Averages
  • Graduate Profile
  • Life After Woodlawn
  • SAT Averages
    2016 College Board Benchmark Score - 1484
    Public school average score - 1453
    Religious school average score - 1594
    Independent school average score - 1645
    Woodlawn average score - 1883
    Source
  • Graduate Profile

    Our 92 graduates (classes of 2010-2017) boast an amazing record of college acceptances, merit aid offers, and AP Scholar honors.

  • Life After Woodlawn


By the numbers

classes of
2010-2018
103   Total graduates
  97%   Graduates accepted to a 4-year college/university
  310   Total college acceptances from 148 different colleges
  131   Acceptances from top-ranked colleges/universities
  70%   Graduates offered college merit-based aid
  $7,933,170   Total college merit-based aid offered
  2.96 - 3.85   Middle 50% of GPA (unweighted 4.0 scale)
  1   National Achievement Scholarship Winner
  1   National Merit Scholarship Winner
  4   National Merit Scholarship Finalists
  14   National Merit Commended Scholars
  4   Regional Gold Keys, Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
  59   AP (Advanced Placement) Scholars
  461   AP exams taken
  77%   AP exams scored 3, 4, or 5
18 Graduates lettering in a college varsity sport
2 Graduates inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
1 Graduate named Fulbright Scholar

 

College Counseling

  • Preparing for College
    • An Overview
    • Acceptance Highlights
    • College Acceptance List
    • Merit Scholarships
    • AP Scholars
    • National Merit Awards
    • College Profile
    • College Representatives


Katie Brewer
Director of College Counseling
kbrewer@woodlawnschool.org

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    • Welcome
    • Our School
    • Our Team
    • Our Students
    • Quick Facts
    • Board of Trustees
    • Head of School Search
    • Connect With Us
    • School Calendar
  • Admission
    • Applying
    • Why Woodlawn?
    • Online Application
    • Admission Calendar
    • Tuition/Financial Aid
  • Academics
    • Our Approach
    • Lower School
    • Middle School
    • Upper School
    • College Counseling
  • Enrichment
    • Arts
    • Life Skills
    • Service Learning
    • Global Education
    • Sustainability
  • Campus Life
    • Our Culture
    • Traditions
    • Lunch Program
    • Extended Day
    • After Care
    • Blazer Buzz
    • News/Media
  • Athletics
    • Varsity
    • Middle School
    • Blazers in the NCAA
    • Our Conferences
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    • 'Blazers Fund
    • Ways to Give
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    • Green & White Gala
    • 2018 Annual Report
    • Donate Now
    • PBA Fund