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STA at a Glance

Year Opened:
1909
 
Students of Color:
27%
Enrollment:
579
 
Student-To- Faculty Ratio:
7 to 1
Grades:
Forms C-VI (4-12)
 
Average Class Size:
13 students
Number of Boarders:
30 (grades 9-12)
 
Percentage of Faculty with
Advanced Degrees:
64%
Religious Affiliation:
Episcopal
 
Students Receiving Financial Aid:
25%
Campus:
Part of the 59-acre Washington
National Cathedral Close in
Northwest Washington D.C.
 
Average Financial Aid Award:
Over $20,000
Graduating Class:
75-80
 
The Mascot:
The Bulldog

 

St. Albans prepares students for a wide variety of demanding colleges and universities, with each boy encouraged to apply to schools that best fit his unique strengths and interests. 76 members of the class of 2010 applied to 162 different colleges and received a total of 272 acceptances; 47schools were represented among final matriculation plans.

Over the past five years, the following universities have enrolled the most St. Albans graduates:

University of Virginia (15)College of William and Mary (9)
Georgetown University (13) Stanford University (9)
Harvard University (13)University of Maryland (9)
Yale University (13)  Washington University in St. Louis (9)
Princeton University (10)  Columbia University (8)
University of Michigan (10) Cornell University (8)
University of Pennsylvania (10)    Trinity College (8)
Bowdoin College (9)Vanderbilt (8)


 

                                                              
                                                                                                                                                                                                         
                                                                                                                        
                                                 
                                                                  
 

St. Albans School, Mount St. Alban, Washington, D.C. 20016, 202-537-6435