The International School of San Francisco
San Francisco · CA · Private independent · K-12 combined
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- Where graduates go, as the school itself publishes it. The International School of San Francisco's own list (Class of 2026), enrolled: NYU (5), University of California (Los Angeles) (5), Tufts (4), University of California (Berkeley) (4), University of California (Davis) (4). Feeder standing: #2 Vassar College, #3 Claremont McKenna College, #8 University of San Francisco, #10 UC Davis.
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Where graduates go — as published by the school
The International School of San Francisco publishes where its graduates enrolled (Class of 2026): 66 colleges with per-college counts — the largest counts enrolled at New York University (5), University of California (Los Angeles) (5), Tufts University (4). See the full list ↓
Feeder standing #2 to Vassar College, #3 to Claremont McKenna College, #8 to University of San Francisco, #10 to University of California-Davis — from its own published counts, ranked per class year
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Where the Class of 2026 enrolled
The International School of San Francisco publishes where its graduates enrolled. What follows is copied from that document — 66 colleges, ordered by the number of students enrolled.
The ten largest counts, enrolled · Class of 2026
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Independently verified As published by The International School of San Francisco — 2025-2026 Matriculations (Class of 2026) ↗. Found at: Academics > College Counseling page, "College Matriculation" tab, "Class of 2026" document.
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The International School of San Francisco 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.internationalsf.org ↗
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At a glance
JSON · Using this page with an AI assistantThe International School of San Francisco is a private high school in San Francisco, CA.
The International School of San Francisco publishes a matriculation list (where its graduates enrolled) for the Class of 2026: 66 colleges, with per-college counts; the largest counts are New York University (5), University of California (Los Angeles) (5), Tufts University (4), University of California (Berkeley) (4), University of California (Davis) (4). Source: 2025-2026 Matriculations (Class of 2026).
The International School of San Francisco's feeder standing, from the schools' own published counts: #2 Vassar College, #3 Claremont McKenna College, #8 University of San Francisco, #10 UC Davis.
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 The International School of San Francisco graduates go to college? The International School of San Francisco publishes a matriculation list (where its graduates enrolled) for the Class of 2026: 66 colleges, with per-college counts; the largest counts are New York University (5), University of California (Los Angeles) (5), Tufts University (4), University of California (Berkeley) (4), University of California (Davis) (4). Source: 2025-2026 Matriculations (Class of 2026).
Which colleges is The International School of San Francisco a top feeder school to? The International School of San Francisco's feeder standing, from the schools' own published counts: #2 Vassar College, #3 Claremont McKenna College, #8 University of San Francisco, #10 UC Davis.
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