THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL !e found my perfect college school Seven Hills engages hearts and minds, challenging students to develop their unique capacities and preparing each for a meaningful role in a rapidly changing world. It is our mission to produce future-ready learners who are both eager and well equipped to shape rewarding lives.

So, what happens to our future-ready learners when they leave our halls ready to explore new terrain? How do we support students who are charting their courses for the adventures of college and beyond?

!e choosing the best college for me school Our belief: Students have to understand themselves before they can even begin to consider which college would be the best "t. So, beginning in the 9th grade, our counselors lead them through a process that’s as much about self-discovery as it is about campus tours. !e result: Seven Hills students a#end colleges that are best suited for their talents, interests, aspirations, and needs, and where they will thrive.

Our three dedicated college counselors ensure that all parents and students understand our comprehensive college counseling plan as early as their freshman year. Beginning junior year, counselors work with students individually and in small groups to help them navigate the college search process and narrow down their top picks. And not only do our counselors get to know your child personally, but they also help nurture each student’s relationships with the colleges on his or her individual list, and ensure that each student has the right balance of schools and a plan for maximizing chances for admission.

As we move into the college application process, parents can relax. Our counselors serve as sounding boards and editors for your child’s college essay, athletic resume or art portfolio. !ey help each student identify and ask for teacher recommendations, and, of course, the counselors write their own compelling le#ers of recommendation.

By the time our students make their decision, they have undergone a thorough process of self-discovery. By articulating what ma#ers most and by successfully completing the admissions process, students grow in con"dence and emerge with a mature sense of their own personal strengths and values.

!e I will make a di!erence school Graduates of !e Seven Hills School actively pursue opportunities where they can make a positive impact on the world. A$er Seven Hills, students are ready to go anywhere–allowing their intellect, creativity, and sense of self guide the course. Beyond college, our graduates engage in challenging careers, experience one-of-a-kind organizations, and even carve out new unexplored roads into the future.

What will YOUR Stinger Alumni story be? THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL Five-Year College Acceptances 2010-2014

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