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School Overview

Data & methodology
Overall
A+
Matriculation A+
Academics A+
Extracurriculars A+
Community B+
Reviews A
Set on 2,000 wooded acres in New Hampshire's capital city, St. Paul's is one of a few U.S. schools that remains fully boarding, both for students and faculty. SPS is committed to the three essential elements of adolescent development – mind, body, and spirit. Students encounter rigorous academics and the highest levels of college preparation, with a new mathematics and science building opening in 2011. An expansive athletic center, two climbing walls, two indoor hockey rinks, two boathouses, and a 2,000-meter rowing course speak to the School’s emphasis on sports and fitness. The Episcopal tradition supports students of every faith, encouraging open discussion of spirituality in the modern world. Close adult-student relationships are at the core of SPS community life, with its emphasis on personal responsibility and service. Over $7.6 million in financial aid is awarded annually to support 37% of students.
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School Stats

Average
Current School
Tuition
$65410
Enrollment
540
International Students
22%
Faculty with Advanced Degrees
77%
Teacher-Student Ratio
1:5
Endowment
$633.3 millions
Average SAT Score
1395
Average ACT Score
31
Class Size
12
Boarding %
100

Matriculation


Matriculation

(2020-2023)
Ranking University/College Students
#1 Princeton University 7
#2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 7
#3 Harvard College 11
#3 Stanford University 2
#3 Yale University 22
LAC #1 Williams College 4
#6 University of Chicago 10
#7 Johns Hopkins University 3
#7 University of Pennsylvania 10

Academics

Sports

(17)
Alpine Skiing
Baseball
Basketball
Crew
Cross Country
Field Hockey
Alpine Skiing
Baseball
Basketball
Crew
Cross Country
Field Hockey
Floor Hockey
American Football
Lacrosse
Nordic Skiing
Soccer
Softball
Squash
Tennis
Track and Field
Volleyball
Wrestling
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Extracurricular Activities and Clubs

(5)
FUNKDEFIED
CHESS CLUB
ST. PAW’S CLUB
GAINS
HORAE SCHOLASTICAE

Arts

(20)
Dance
Ballet
Drawing
Painting
Photography
Computer Graphic
Dance
Ballet
Drawing
Painting
Photography
Computer Graphic
Architecture
Sculpture
Glass
Ceramics
Portfolio
Music Theory
Music
Acting
Improvisation
Directing
Theater
Public Speaking
Metal
Scene Study
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Basic Info

Co-ed
Boarding Grades: 9-12
Rural
IB: No
ESL: No
Year Founded: 1856
Campus Size: 2000 acres
Boarding Rate: 100%
Religious Affiliation: Episcopal

Application Info

Deadline: 01/15
Interview: On Campus, Zoom
Other Accepted Scores: ISEE,SAT,PSAT
School Code:
TOEFL: 2342
SSAT: 6886
ISEE: 300110
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Boarding
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4.0
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Frequently Ask Questions about St. Paul's School

Tell me a bit about St. Paul's School.
St. Paul's School is Co-ed private boarding school located in New Hampshire, US. It was founded 1856 , and currently has about 540 students, 22.00% of whom are international students.

For more official information, please visit http://www.sps.edu.
Does St. Paul's School have rigorous academic requirements?
St. Paul's School also have 77% of faculties whose degrees are master and above.
Where do St. Paul's School students typically go for their colleges?
Based on the most recent matriculation data, 14.19% go to top 50 US universities and colleges*, 23.48% go to top 25, and about 19.76% go to Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford and MIT.

*Ranking is based on the 2024 US News College Ranking.
What is the application requirement for St. Paul's School?
Similar to most private schools in the US, St. Paul's School’s typical admission requirements include school transcript, recommendation letter, application essay, and interview (often optional, but highly recommended).
What is the latest tuition for St. Paul's School’s Co-ed student?
The total fee for St. Paul's School in 2024 is $65,410 which typically includes tuition, boarding fee, student management fee and a few other fees associated with managing international students.

For more information, please contact school’s admission team at admission@sps.edu .
Where is St. Paul's School located?
St. Paul's School is located in the State of New Hampshire of USA.
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The overall rating for St. Paul's School is A+.

The section ratings of St. Paul's School are:
A+ for Matriculation
A+ for Academics
A+ for Extracurriculum
B+ for Community
A for Students and Parents reviews

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