School Year Abroad

North Andover · MA · Private independent

Private

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Where graduates go, as the school itself publishes it. School Year Abroad publishes where its graduates go (Since 2020): 61 colleges, including Brown University (12+ students), Cornell University (12+ students), Emory University (12+ students), Georgetown University (12+ students).
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Where graduates go — as published by the school

School Year Abroad publishes where its graduates enrolled (Since 2020): 61 colleges. See the full list ↓

Their published matriculation list

Where their graduates enrolled

School Year Abroad publishes where its graduates enrolled. What follows is copied from that document — 61 colleges, in the document's own order.

Years, as the document states them
Since 2020

University of California · 2

University of California - Berkeley (6+ students) · University of California - UCLA (6+ students)

Not matched to a college page · 59

Barnard College (12+ students) · Brown University (12+ students) · Cornell University (12+ students) · Emory University (12+ students) · George Washington University (12+ students) · Georgetown University (12+ students) · Amherst College (4+ students) · Bowdoin College (4+ students) · Colby College (4+ students) · Colgate University (4+ students) · College of William & Mary (4+ students) · Dartmouth College (4+ students) · Davidson College (4+ students) · Howard University (4+ students) · and 45 more below

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All 61 colleges, as the document prints them

Barnard College (12+ students) Brown University (12+ students) Cornell University (12+ students) Emory University (12+ students) George Washington University (12+ students) Georgetown University (12+ students) Amherst College (4+ students) Bowdoin College (4+ students) Colby College (4+ students) Colgate University (4+ students) College of William & Mary (4+ students) Dartmouth College (4+ students) Davidson College (4+ students) Howard University (4+ students) John Cabot University (Rome) (4+ students) Johns Hopkins University (4+ students) Purdue University (4+ students) Santa Clara University (4+ students) University of North Carolina (4+ students) University of Pennsylvania (4+ students) University of Texas (4+ students) Williams College (4+ students) American University (8+ students) Boston College (8+ students) Colorado College (8+ students) Columbia University (8+ students) Hamilton College (8+ students) McGill University (8+ students) Northwestern University (8+ students) NYU - Shanghai (8+ students)

and 31 more

Princeton University (8+ students) Stanford University (8+ students) University of Michigan (8+ students) University of Washington (8+ students) Vanderbilt University (8+ students) Washington University St. Louis (8+ students) Wesleyan University (8+ students) American University of Paris (6+ students) Boston University (6+ students) Claremont McKenna College (6+ students) Duke University (6+ students) Fordham University (6+ students) Harvard University (6+ students) Macalester College (6+ students) Scripps College (6+ students) Syracuse University (6+ students) Trinity College (Dublin) (6+ students) University of Virginia (6+ students) University of Wisconsin (6+ students) Wake Forest University (6+ students) Middlebury College (6+ students) New York University (6+ students) Northeastern University (6+ students) Tufts University (6+ students) Tulane University (6+ students) University of California - Berkeley (6+ students) University of California - UCLA (6+ students) University of Chicago (6+ students) University of Southern California (6+ students) University of St. Andrew's (Scotland) (6+ students) Yale University (6+ students)

Independently verified As published by School Year Abroad — SYA Profile for Colleges 2025 ↗. Found at: page 2 of 2, "College Matriculation" section.

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Your state's public flagship

University of Massachusetts-Amherst

58%

admit rate

$17,772

in-state tuition/yr · $40,449 out-of-state

1300–1480

SAT 25–75 · ACT 29–33

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About this listing

School Year Abroad is listed by NAIS. It has not reported to the federal Private School Survey, which is voluntary, so enrollment figures are not available here — many of the country's oldest independent schools are in the same position. The school's own site: www.sya.org ↗

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School Year Abroad is a private high school in North Andover, MA.

School Year Abroad publishes a matriculation list (where its graduates enrolled) for the Since 2020: 61 colleges. Source: SYA Profile for Colleges 2025.

Sources: National Center for Education Statistics (enrollment), the federal Civil Rights Data Collection and EDFacts, state education agencies where named, and the school's own published documents where named.

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Where do School Year Abroad graduates go to college? School Year Abroad publishes a matriculation list (where its graduates enrolled) for the Since 2020: 61 colleges. Source: SYA Profile for Colleges 2025.

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