College Information
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
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Amherst College
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Boston College
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Brown University
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Colby College
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College of the Holy Cross
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Columbia University
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Cornell University
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Dartmouth College
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Duke University
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Georgetown University
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Harvard University
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Johns Hopkins University
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Princeton University
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United States Military Academy
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United States Naval Academy
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University of Notre Dame
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Wesleyan University
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Williams College
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Yale University
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Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
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25th percentile |
75th percentile |
| Critical Reading |
540 |
660 |
| Mathematics |
540 |
680 |
| Writing |
540 |
670 |
Notable Alumni
Christopher Buckley (Class of 1970) American political satirist, son of William F. Buckley Jr.. Graduated Yale, Skull and Bones member. Once managing editor of Esquire magazine, later chief speechwriter to Vice President George H. W. Bush. Author of Thank You for Smoking (Fox Searchlight Pictures, 2006), The White House Mess, and Florence of Arabia.
Terrence F. McGuirk (Class of 1969) Former Vice Chairman of Turner Broadcasting; longtime right hand man of Ted Turner; Currently managing remaining sports teams owned by Time Warner – including Atlanta Braves.
John Pepper (Class of 1956) Former Chairman, CEO and President Proctor & Gamble Corp.; Currently Vice president for Administration & Finance at Yale University
John Gregory Dunne (Class of ) Novelist, screenwriter, and literary critic. Husband of Joan Didion, younger brother of Dominick Dunne
Peter M. Flanigan (Class of 1941) former Chief Domestics Policy advisor to President Nixon
Benedict Fitzgerald (Class of 1967) American screenwriter. Son of Latin and Greek translator Robert Fitzgerald. Co-wrote the Aramaic, Hebrew, and Latin screenplay for The Passion of the Christ (2004) with Mel Gibson. Also Truman Capote's In Cold Blood (1996) and Flannery O'Connor's Wise Blood (1979).
E. J. Dionne (Class of 1969) author, political commentator, Washington Post columnist, Fellow at the Brookings Institute
Hugh Tovar (Class of 1941) Director of Special Ops for the CIA during the Vietnam War
Charlie Day (Class of 1994) Actor, known for the role of Charlie Kelly on FX's network It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, for which he is also a writer and executive producer.
Robert Merrick (Class of 1989) Silver medalist in sailing at the 2000 Olympics