Webb Admission
Welcome To Webb
I invite you to explore the possibilities that await you here at The Webb Schools. Our academic program and our connected community provide a dynamic environment for students to grow and thrive. We’re located in the heart of Southern California, close to Los Angeles and the Claremont Colleges, which makes Webb a vibrant place to live and study.
As you begin your high school application journey, please feel free to reach out to me or any member of the Webb Admission Team. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have about our programs and our admission process. We hope that you will visit us in-person or through our many upcoming virtual events.
Please know that our team is here to get to know you and personally guide you throughout the application process. We’re here to assist you in discovering the match between you and the Webb experience! I hope you will join our community of innovators, leaders, and unbounded thinkers.
Sincerely,
Dr. Jamila Everett
Director of Admission and Financial Aid
Webb Admission
At A Glance
"Our Webb community is so strong, everyone supports and respects each other, causing students to feel more comfortable being themselves. When I went home during breaks I began to realize that I missed Webb so much and felt so at home there."
Favorite Thing At Webb: The connections I have been able to form with my fellow Webbies outside of the classroom.
Gaby
Class of 2022

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Webb is a college-preparatory boarding school with a challenging curriculum, so we seek students with demonstrated academic achievement. Additionally, as an honor-bound community, we welcome students with strong character and a desire to be actively involved with peers, faculty and staff.
Webb is a boarding community that admits a limited number of day students in the 9th, 10th and 11th grades. Families wishing to apply for a day space must live in one of the prescribed day-area cities at the time they submit the admission application. A prospective day student must reside within one of the following cities: Alta Loma, Azusa, Claremont, Covina, Fontana, Glendora, La Verne, Montclair, Mount Baldy, Ontario, Phillips Ranch, Pomona, Rancho Cucamonga, San Dimas or Upland.
Students check-in for breakfast by 8:15 a.m. Classes begin at 8:30. Students have a mid-morning break to go to meetings, assemblies or chapel and a 40-minute lunch period mid-day. Classes end at 3 p.m. on most days. After class, students participate in our afternoon program from 3:35 to 5:15 p.m. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. and study hours are from 7:45 to 10 p.m.
Our primary admission year is grade 9, but we will also consider applicants for grades 10 and 11. We typically do not accept applications to enter grade 12.
All parts of the online application must be completed before it can be submitted. Our deadline for application submission is January 15.
In rare cases, Webb will admit a student mid-year. Examples of this may be a work-related transfer for the candidate’s parent.
SSAT/ISEE test scores will not be reviewed as part of the application process for the fall 2024 application cycle.
It is required that non-native English speakers take a language proficiency exam. Webb accepts the TOEFL, IELTS and Duolingo. Please see the Application Process for more information.
Webb’s SSAT code is 8080. Our ISEE code is 50600. Please mark this on your test to ensure that we receive scores directly from the testing organization.
Interviews are strongly recommended but not required.
We have a variety of ways you may connect with us and experience our campus and community. Explore our Visit page for more information on campus visits and additional offerings, or view our Admission Events page for upcoming virtual and in-person events.
In rare cases, we will consider an applicant who wishes to repeat their current grade. Families can make the decision to repeat a year only in consultation with the Director of Admission.
Webb welcomes home-schooled students to apply by submitting the necessary application materials and test results, including full description of the curriculum, methods of assessment and any organization that might have oversight authority for the candidate’s program. Recommendations are encouraged from facilitators outside the family, if available. Further questions can be directed to the Office of Admission.
Admission decisions will be available online on March 10 through the applicant’s online account. Candidates must access their account using their username and password.