College Information
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
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Georgetown University
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23 graduates
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Trinity College
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23 graduates
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Boston College
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22 graduates
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Cornell University
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21 graduates
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UPenn
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19 graduates
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Middlebury
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19 graduates
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Colorado College
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17 graduates
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Colgate
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15 graduates
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Wake Forest
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15 graduates
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NYU
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14 graduates
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George Washington
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14 graduates
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St. Lawrence
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14 graduates
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Columbia
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13 graduates
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Hamilton
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13 graduates
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Connecticut College
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12 graduates
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Carnegie Mellon
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11 graduates
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Amherst
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11 graduates
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Colby
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11 graduates
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Yale
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10 graduates
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Princeton
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10 graduates
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Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
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25th percentile |
75th percentile |
| Critical Reading |
580 |
700 |
| Mathematics |
600 |
690 |
| Writing |
600 |
710 |
Notable Alumni
Trey Anastasio (Class of '83) Phish lead guitarist
Henry Beard (Class of '63) Co-founder, National Lampoon
Peter Berg (Class of '80) Actor, director, Friday Night Lights, Hancock, The Kingdom
Mary Chapin Carpenter (Class of '76) Five-time Grammy winner
Alfred Gilman (Class of '58) Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine
Patrick Kerney (Class of '95) Defensive End, Seattle Seahawks
Allison Mleczko (Class of '93) Two-time Olympic medalist, Women's Ice Hockey
Robert Sweet (Class of '40) U.S. Federal judge, former deputy mayor, NYC
Robert Taft (Class of '59) Former governor of Ohio
George Weyerhaueser (Class of '44) Former chairman and CEO of Weyerhaueser Co.
Quotes from Alumni
"Taft taught me how to think, how to be a student for the rest of my life, how to go on learning."
-Alfred Gilman, Class of '58, 1994 Nobel Laureate