College Guidance Summary Report
Class of 2009

100% of the class of 2009 was admitted to a selective four-year college or university.
83% of the Class of 2009 will be attending a college ranked in the top 10% in the nation (based on data from The College Board, Fiske Guide to Colleges, and U.S. News & World Report on 1600 accredited 4-year colleges and universities in the U.S.).
On average each senior received an acceptance letter from 5 of 8 colleges (62% of the schools to which they applied).
28% will be attending college in the West, 5% in the North-West, 3% in the South-West, 7% in the South, 11% in the Mid-West, 44% in the East, 2% in another country.

52 boys in the senior class filed 392 applications to 144 colleges and received 239 acceptances (61% admit rate). Each boy applied to an average of 7.5 colleges.
71% applied to the University of California system and 98% were admitted.
31% applied to the Ivy League and Stanford, 31% were admitted.
88% applied to the top tier colleges/universities (not including U.C. and Ivy League) and 94% were admitted.
92% were admitted to at least one of their top choice colleges.

46 girls in the senior class filed 340 applications to 143 colleges and received 211 acceptances (62% admit rate).
Each girl applied to an average of 7.4 colleges.
70% applied to the University of California system and 98% were admitted.
20% applied to the Ivy League and Stanford, and 33% were admitted.
87% applied to the top tier colleges/universities (not including U.C. or Ivy League) and 93% were admitted.
89% were admitted to a top choice college.
Almost 40% of the class applied to Women’s Colleges and 83% were admitted.
11% of the class plan to attend a Women’s College – Vivian Webb School continues to lead the way as one of the top “feeder” schools to America's most prestigious Women’s Colleges with almost a 20% on average matriculation rate over the past 10 years.