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A Percent of study scores of 40 and over (rounded) B Median VCE study score C Number of students enrolled in at least one VCE unit at level 3-4 D Number of VCE studies at unit 3-4 level taken up by students E Percent of VCE Students applying for tertiary places F Percent of satisfactory VCE completions Rank School ABCDEF 1 MacRobertson Girls' High School 43.2 39 493 45 100 100 2 Huntingtower School 36.6 37 122 36 100 100 3 Loreto Mandeville Hall 34.6 37 166 37 100 100 4 Melbourne High School 34.0 37 692 54 98 100 5 Bialik College 33.3 37 146 31 100 100 6 Yeshivah College 33.3 37 21 14 50 100 7 John Monash Science School 32.9 37 189 23 0 0 8 Mount Scopus Memorial College 32.6 37 225 37 95 100 9 Camberwell Grammar School 31.8 37 299 36 100 100 10 Korowa Anglican Girls' School 30.6 37 133 31 96 100 11 Presbyterian Ladies' College 30.1 36 257 37 99 100 12 Ballarat Clarendon College 28.1 36 232 42 97 98 13 Firbank Grammar School 27.8 36 192 42 100 100 14 Fintona Girls School 27.6 36 108 28 91 100 15 Sacre Coeur 27.3 36 148 34 99 100 16 Lowther Hall Anglican Grammar 27.1 36 101 32 100 100 17 Ruyton Girls' School 26.8 36 152 34 96 100 18 Scotch College 26.4 36 452 42 98 100 19 Methodist Ladies College 26.3 36 416 48 100 100 20 Camberwell Anglican Girls Grammar School 26.2 36 202 38 99 100 21 Melbourne Grammar School 26.0 35 399 38 98 100 22 St Kevin's College Toorak 25.7 36 345 46 97 100 23 St Catherine's School 25.2 35 136 32 100 100 24 Lauriston Girls School 24.8 35 94 32 98 100 25 The King David School 24.3 35 113 33 97 100 26 Beth Rivkah Ladies College 23.5 36 68 22 84 100 27 Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School 23.4 35 157 35 97 100 28 Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield campus 23.3 35 363 48 97 100 29 Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill campus 23.3 35 263 48 95 100 30 Melbourne Girls Grammar 22.0 35 223 35 98 100 31 Genazzano F.C.J. College 21.4 35 274 41 100 100 32 Victorian College Of The Arts 21.4 33 157 33 39 98 33 Haileybury Girls College 21.3 35 280 52 95 100 34 Leibler Yavneh College 21.3 35 81 21 98 100 35 Xavier College 21.0 34 462 41 94 100 36 Ivanhoe Girls' Grammar School 20.8 35 257 45 97 100 37 Penleigh & Essendon Grammar 20.7 34 236 34 97 100 38 Kilvington Baptist Girls' Grammar School 20.4 36 82 29 100 100 39 Trinity Grammar School 20.2 34 291 42 99 100 40 Haileybury College 19.9 34 430 52 95 100 41 Mentone Girls' Grammar School 19.8 34 84 36 100 100 42 St Michael's Grammar School 19.5 35 225 40 99 100 43 Sacred Heart College Geelong 19.4 34 318 54 87 100 44 Glen Waverley Secondary College 19.1 34 630 50 96 100 45 McKinnon Secondary College 19.0 33 395 47 97 100 46 Carey Baptist Grammar School 18.8 35 271 51 93 100 47 Woodleigh School 18.7 34 136 36 98 100 48 Sacred Heart Girls' College 18.4 34 252 43 98 100 49 Shelford Girls' Grammar 18.3 34 115 35 95 100 50 Ivanhoe Grammar School - Plenty campus 18.1 34 94 30 100 100 51 Balwyn High School 17.9 33 641 58 95 99 52 Waverley Christian College 17.7 33 211 40 92 100 53 Girton Grammar School 17.4 34 238 46 95 100 54 Swifts Creek Secondary College 17.2 34 12 15 75 88 55 Tintern Schools Senior College 17.0 34 176 37 93 100 56 Ivanhoe Grammar School 16.9 34 270 39 96 100 57 Our Lady Of Mercy College 16.8 34 280 45 95 99 58 Sacred Heart College 16.7 31 15 6 0 0 59 Wedderburn College 16.7 33 28 18 67 100 60 The Peninsula School 16.6 33 311 49 90 100 61 Donald High School 16.3 33 34 17 75 100 62 University High School 15.9 32 345 57 91 98 63 Brighton Grammar School 15.8 34 248 37 91 99 64 Mazenod College 15.8 34 347 48 97 100 65 The Geelong College 15.8 34 257 55 97 100 66 Toorak College 15.8 34 190 45 98 100 67 Yarra Valley Grammar School 15.8 33 240 39 95 100 68 Ballarat Grammar 15.7 33 319 50 93 100 69 Siena College 15.3 33 154 38 97 100 70 Our Lady Of Sion College 15.0 34 175 41 94 100 71 Mentone Grammar School 14.7 33 249 45 100 100 72 Lorne-Aireys Inlet P-12 College 14.6 31 16 14 86 100 73 St Margaret's School 14.6 34 115 27 100 100 74 Nossal High School 14.3 31 7 2 0 0 75 Catholic Ladies College 14.2 33 192 37 100 100 76 Box Hill High School 13.9 32 308 38 89 94 77 Goulburn Valley Grammar 13.9 33 156 30 96 100 78 St Joseph's College Newtown 13.5 32 306 69 75 98 79 Canterbury Girls Secondary College 13.1 33 269 41 99 100 80 Princes Hill Secondary College 13.1 32 186 60 92 99 81 St Bernard's College 13.1 32 277 48 88 100 82 St Leonards College 12.8 34 243 43 93 100 83 Gippsland Grammar - Senior 12.7 33 202 41 97 100 84 Star Of The Sea College 12.6 33 257 38 98 100 85 Rainbow Secondary College 12.5 32 14 17 91 100 86 Eltham College Of Education 12.4 32 237 43 87 98 87 The Knox School 12.4 33 177 41 93 100 88 St Andrews Christian College 12.1 29 26 24 88 100 89 Wesley College - Glen Waverley 12.1 33 209 40 93 99 90 Wesley College - Melbourne 12.1 33 233 42 93 99 91 Avila College 11.9 32 254 44 97 100 92 Luther College 11.8 33 297 45 89 100 93 Koonung Secondary College 11.6 31 255 46 86 99 94 Westbourne Grammar School 11.6 32 277 32 97 100 95 Clonard College 11.3 33 156 46 93 100 96 Oxley College 11.3 32 148 34 96 100 97 Lighthouse Christian College 11.2 30 57 24 97 100 98 Viewbank College 11.2 32 281 47 81 99 99 Catholic Regional College - Melton West 11.1 32 30 9 0 0 100 Charlton College 11.1 31 24 22 82 91 101 Glenvale School 11.1 31 123 14 0 98 102 Melbourne Girls' College 11.1 32 351 49 95 99 103 Whitefriars College 11.1 32 285 46 91 100 104 Buckley Park College 11.0 32 141 43 93 98 105 Nunawading Christian College 11.0 31 38 17 87 100 106 Donvale Christian College 10.9 32 132 31 88 100 107 Ave Maria College 10.8 32 211 30 93 100 108 Newhaven College 10.7 32 119 32 95 100 109 The Hamilton & Alexandra College 10.7 32 127 41 84 100 110 St Columba's College 10.5 32 232 41 96 98 111 Werribee Secondary College 10.5 31 236 46 81 91 112 Blackburn High School 10.3 31 180 44 82 97 113 Mater Christi College 10.3 32 210 41 98 100 114 Braemar College 10.2 32 186 36 87 100 115 Mount Waverley Secondary College 10.1 32 419 48 97 99 116 Marymede Catholic College 10.0 30 47 22 98 100 117 Kardinia International College 9.9 32 297 46 95 99 118 Marcellin College 9.9 31 288 44 93 100 119 St Paul's Anglican Grammar 9.9 32 257 47 87 100 120 Brentwood Secondary College 9.8 32 358 46 100 100 121 Geelong Grammar School 9.8 32 196 29 89 100 122 Heritage College 9.7 30 22 11 80 100 123 Mirboo North Secondary College 9.7 30 55 21 66 100 124 Our Lady Of Sacred Heart College 9.7 32 128 37 99 100 125 Presentation College Windsor 9.6 32 149 54 88 99 126 Bacchus Marsh Grammar 9.5 31 141 35 99 100 127 Camberwell High School 9.3 32 304 62 92 98 128 Loyola College 9.3 31 238 47 89 100 129 Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School 9.3 32 67 24 98 100 130 Salesian College Chadstone 9.3 32 199 38 93 100 131 Trinity College Colac 9.3 31 159 44 70 96 132 Mentone Girls' Secondary College 9.2 32 260 48 97 99 133 Kew High School 9.1 31 306 48 90 99 134 Beaconhills College - Berwick campus 9.0 31 271 41 85 99 135 Strathmore Secondary College 9.0 30 299 47 86 98 136 Cathedral College 8.9 31 35 23 82 95 137 De La Salle College 8.8 31 243 43 100 100 138 Aitken College 8.7 31 178 33 91 98 139 Flinders Christian Community College - Tyabb campus 8.7 31 126 37 83 100 140 Kaniva P-12 College 8.7 32 21 23 85 100 141 Catholic College Sale 8.5 30 221 33 79 100 142 Christian College Institute 8.3 32 268 30 90 99 143 Academy of Mary Immaculate 8.2 31 118 38 98 98 144 Billanook College 8.2 32 168 41 84 100 145 Hillcrest Christian College 8.2 30 98 38 90 100 146 Highvale Secondary College 8.1 30 199 38 86 98 147 Kyneton Secondary College 8.1 29 61 32 84 96 148 Preshil The Margaret Lyttle School 8.1 31 46 29 96 96 149 Kingswood College 8.0 31 95 39 94 100 150 Gilmore College For Girls 7.9 29 61 33 94 100 151 Kilbreda College 7.9 31 258 44 91 98 152 Parade College 7.9 31 340 54 90 99 153 Williamstown High School 7.9 30 328 48 71 98 154 Aquinas College 7.8 31 262 48 88 100 155 Isik College - Broadmeadows 7.8 30 123 16 100 100 156 Ringwood Secondary College 7.7 31 252 53 93 98 157 Vermont Secondary College 7.7 32 288 61 96 100 158 Boort Secondary College 7.6 29 29 17 85 100 159 Chairo Christian School 7.6 31 131 39 87 100 160 Emmaus College 7.6 32 249 52 90 99 161 St Anthony's Coptic Orthodox College 7.6 27 36 16 64 100 162 Heathdale Christian College 7.5 31 113 46 93 99 163 Mercy College 7.5 30 157 36 92 96 164 Distance Education Centre 7.3 28 236 60 44 87 165 Galen College 7.3 30 199 36 77 100 166 Highview Christian Community College 7.3 29 93 28 72 98 167 Isik College - Upfield campus 7.3 29 114 24 100 100 168 Overnewton Anglican College 7.3 31 238 46 92 100 169 Al-Taqwa College 7.2 29 100 22 85 100 170 Fitzroy High School 7.2 30 88 33 92 96 171 Mount Eliza Secondary College 7.0 30 200 69 76 98 172 Murtoa P-12 College 6.9 30 29 21 89 100 173 Brighton Secondary College 6.8 30 344 44 82 98 174 Frankston High School 6.8 31 400 52 81 100 175 MacKillop College Swan Hill 6.8 29 104 34 90 100 176 St Bede's College 6.8 31 364 49 82 100 177 Birchip P-12 School 6.7 32 29 19 100 100 178 Braybrook College 6.7 30 209 34 91 99 179 Emmanuel College - 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