College Admissions
“It may be the best kept secret in high school reform,” said Barmak Nassirian, the associate executive director of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admission Officers, in
Education Week
March 29, 2006 (page 8)
The International Baccalaureate Program offers an outstanding curriculum to help prepare students for the challenges they will face in college and beyond. A student’s decision to participate in the IB Program should not be made based solely on a desire to enhance his or her college applications, though it is clear that the program is widely respected by colleges and universities throughout the world. Neither the Lower Merion School District nor the International Baccalaureate asserts that the pursuit or earning of an IB Diploma is a guarantee of college admission.
- Class of 2023
- Class of 2022
- Class of 2021
- Class of 2020
- Class of 2019
- Class of 2018
- Class of 2017
- Class of 2016
- Class of 2015
- Class of 2014
- Class of 2013
- Class of 2012
- Class of 2011
- Class of 2010
- Class of 2009
- Class of 2008
- Class of 2007
- Class of 2006
- Class of 2005
- Class of 2004
- Class of 2003
Class of 2023
| Audencia Business School—France | Northwestern University |
| Boston College | Pennsylvania State University (5) |
| Boston University | Princeton University (2) |
| Brandeis University | Purdue University |
| Brown University | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
| Bucknell University (3) | Rochester Institute of Technology |
| College of the Holy Cross | Saint Joseph's University |
| Colorado College (2) | Stony Brook University |
| Cornell University (2) | Swarthmore College (2) |
| Denison University | Temple University (3) |
| Drexel University (2) | The George Washington University (2) |
| Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture—France | The University of Tampa |
| Elon University | Trinity College Dublin—Ireland |
| Erasmus University Rotterdam—Netherlands | United States Naval Academy |
| Georgetown University (2) | University of California-Los Angeles |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | University of Michigan |
| Hult International Business School | University of Pennsylvania |
| Lehigh University (3) | University of Pittsburgh |
| Leiden University College The Hague—Netherlands | University of Southern California |
| Loyola University Maryland | University of Toronto |
| McGill University—Canada | University of Virginia |
| Middlebury College | University of York |
| Montgomery County Community College | Vanderbilt University |
| Mount Holyoke College | William and Mary |
| New York University | Williams College |
| Northeastern University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Syracuse University |
| Bates College | The University of British Columbia |
| Carnegie Mellon University | The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| Case Western Reserve University | Toronto Metropolitan University |
| Columbia University | United States Air Force Academy |
| Dickinson College | United States Military Academy |
| Duke University | Universiteit van Amsterdam |
| ESCP Europe Business School - London | University College Dublin |
| Fordham University | University of Glasgow |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Guelph |
| Howard University | University of Maryland-College Park |
| Kenyon College | University of Rochester |
| Lafayette College | University of South Carolina-Columbia |
| Oberlin College | University of Vermont |
| Pomona College | Ursinus College |
| Skidmore College | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston College (3) | Swarthmore College (2) |
| Boston University (5) | Syracuse University (3) |
| Bucknell University (5) | Temple University (11) |
| Colorado College (2) | The George Washington University (8) |
| Cornell University (2) | The New School (2) |
| Drexel University (11) | The University of British Columbia—Canada (3) |
| Erasmus University Rotterdam—Netherlands (2) | University of California (2) |
| Fordham University (4) | University of Colorado Boulder (5) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (3) | University of Delaware (4) |
| Georgetown University (2) | University of Denver (2) |
| Georgia Institute of Technology (2) | University of Georgia (2) |
| Hampshire College (2) | University of Maryland (7) |
| Lehigh University (4) | University of Minnesota (2) |
| McGill University—Canada (2) | University of Pennsylvania (4) |
| Northeastern University (5) | University of Pittsburgh (22) |
| Ohio State University (3) | University of Southern California (2) |
| Pennsylvania State University (21) | University of Toronto—Canada (3) |
| Princeton University (2) | University of Vermont (5) |
| Purdue University (3) | West Chester University of Pennsylvania (3) |
| Saint Joseph's University (4) | William and Mary (3) |
Class of 2022
| Bard College | The University of Alabama |
| Bates College | Trinity College Dublin/Columbia University dual degree |
| Bucknell University | Universita Bocconi, Italy |
| Case Western Reserve University | University of British Columbia, Canada |
| Charles University, Czech Republic | University of California-Santa Cruz (2) |
| Cornell University (2) | University of Chicago |
| Emerson College | University of Dayton |
| ESCP Europe Business School - London, UK | University of Florida |
| ESCP Europe Business School - Paris, France | University of Konstanz, Germany |
| National Institute of Applies Sciences--Lyon, France | University of Maryland |
| Marion Military Institute | University of Pennsylvania |
| McGill University, Canada (2) | University of Pittsburgh |
| New York University | University of Puget Sound |
| Northeastern University | University of Scranton |
| Northwestern University | University of St Andrews, UK |
| Oberlin College | University of Vermont (2) |
| Pennsylvania State University (2) | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
| Purdue University-Main Campus | Whittier College |
| Saint Joseph's University | Yale University |
| Temple University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Skidmore College |
| Brandeis University | Texas A & M University |
| California Polytechnic State University | Thomas Jefferson University |
| Durham University, UK | University College Dublin |
| George Washington University | University of Aberdeen, UK |
| Georgia Military College | University of Arizona |
| Hobart William Smith Colleges | University of Exeter, UK |
| Lehigh University | University of Oregon |
| Princeton University | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
| Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | William & Mary |
| Savannah College of Art & Design |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston College (2) | Pennsylvania State University (9) |
| Bucknell University (3) | Saint Joseph's University (2) |
| Cornell University (2) | Temple University (4) |
| Dickinson College (2) | University of California-Santa Cruz (3) |
| Drexel University (7) | University of Colorado Boulder (5) |
| Emerson College (2) | University of Glasgow, UK (3) |
| Howard University (2) | University of Nottingham, UK (2) |
| IE University - Madrid, Spain (2) | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| Lafayette College (2) | University of Pittsburgh (11) |
| Marion Military Institute (2) | University of St Andrews, UK (2) |
| McGill University, Canada (2) | University of Toronto, Canada (3) |
| New York University (2) | University of Utah (2) |
| Northeastern University (3) | University of Vermont (7) |
| Oberlin College (2) | Vassar College (2) |
| Ohio State University (2) |
Class of 2021
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2021 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Amherst College | Smith College |
| Belmont University | Syracuse University |
| Boston College | Texas A & M University |
| California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo | Tulane University |
| College of William and Mary (2) | University of British Columbia (Canada)/Sciences Po (France) dual program |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of California-Los Angeles |
| George Washington University | University of California-Santa Cruz |
| Georgetown University | University of Colorado Boulder |
| Gettysburg College | University of East London (UK) |
| Harvard University | University of Miami |
| Indiana University | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| McGill University (Canada) | University of Pittsburgh (7) |
| Montgomery County Community College | University of Southern California |
| New York University | University of Toronto (Canada) (2) |
| Occidental College | University of Virginia |
| Ohio State University-Main Campus | University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Pennsylvania State University (7) | Gap year (4) |
| Pratt Institute |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Lafayette College |
| Babson College | Seton Hall University |
| Bates College | The College of New Jersey |
| Bucknell University | The London School of Economics and Political Science (UK) |
| Case Western Reserve University | University of California-Berkeley |
| Clark University | University of Notre Dame |
| Elon University | University of Ottawa (Canada) |
| George Mason University | University of San Francisco |
| Hofstra University | Vassar College |
| Kenyon College | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
| La Salle University | Wake Forest University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston College (2) | The University of Arizona (2) |
| Boston University (2) | The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2) |
| California Polytechnic State University (2) | Tulane University of Louisiana (3) |
| Chatham University (2) | University of California-Davis (2) |
| Clemson University (2) | University of California-Irvine (2) |
| College of William and Mary (2) | University of California-Los Angeles (2) |
| Drexel University (4) | University of California-San Diego (3) |
| Fordham University (2) | University of California-Santa Cruz (2) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (4) | University of Colorado Boulder (6) |
| George Washington University (4) | University of Colorado Denver (2) |
| Goucher College (2) | University of Delaware (5) |
| Indiana University-Bloomington (4) | University of Florida (2) |
| Ithaca College (3) | University of Maryland (12) |
| Lehigh University (3) | University of Massachusetts (2) |
| McGill University (2) | University of Miami (4) |
| Michigan State University (2) | University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (2) |
| Northeastern University (4) | University of Oregon (3) |
| Occidental College (2) | University of Pennsylvania (3) |
| Ohio State University (2) | University of Pittsburgh (14) |
| Pennsylvania State University (22) | University of South Carolina (2) |
| Queen's University, Canada (2) | University of Southern California (2) |
| Reed College (2) | University of Toronto (3) |
| Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (2) | University of Vermont (2) |
| Saint Joseph's University (2) | University of Wisconsin-Madison (3) |
| Syracuse University (4) | West Chester University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| Temple University (8) |
Class of 2020
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2020 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University | Rollins College |
| Barnard College (Columbia University) | Saint Joseph's University |
| Boston College | Stanford University |
| Boston University (4 students) | Swarthmore College |
| Brown University | Syracuse University |
| Bryn Mawr College | Temple University (4 students) |
| Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo | The New School |
| City University of London | The University of Tampa |
| Columbia University | The University of Tennessee-Knoxville |
| Cornell University (2 students) | Tulane University of Louisiana |
| Dickinson College | University of California-Irvine |
| Drexel University (3 students) | University of California-Los Angeles |
| Emory University (2 students) | University of California-Santa Barbara |
| ESCP Europe Business School--London, Paris (2 students) | University of Delaware |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Miami |
| George Washington University | University of Michigan-Ann Arbor |
| Harvard College | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) | University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| Kedge Business School Marseille Campus--France | University of Pennsylvania (2 students) |
| Lewis & Clark College | University of Pittsburgh (2 students) |
| McGill University--Canada | University of Rhode Island |
| Montgomery County Community College | University of South Carolina |
| New York University | University of Southern California |
| Northeastern University | University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Oberlin College | Yale University |
| Pennsylvania State University (4 students) | Gap year (2 students) |
| Princeton University (2 students) |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Amherst College | Northeastern University |
| Arizona State University | Northwestern University |
| Binghamton University | Pratt Institute |
| Bowdoin College | Rochester Institute of Technology |
| California Institute of Technology | Smith College |
| Claremont McKenna College | The University of Arizona |
| Clemson University | Tyler School of Art, Temple University |
| Dickinson College | University of British Columbia |
| Duke University | University of San Francisco |
| IESEG School of Management - Lille | University of Toronto |
| Ithaca College | University of Vermont |
| James Madison University | University of Virginia |
| Kenyon College | Ursinus College |
| La Salle University | Vanderbilt University |
| Maryland Institute College of Art | Vassar College |
| Michigan State University | Washington University in St Louis |
| Moore College of Art and Design | Wesleyan University |
| Muhlenberg College | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| American University (5) | Temple University (20) |
| Binghamton University (2) | The University of Arizona (2) |
| Boston College (3) | The University of Tampa (3) |
| Boston University (5) | The University of Tennessee-Knoxville (2) |
| Case Western Reserve University (2) | Tulane University of Louisiana (2) |
| Chapman University (2) | University of California-Davis (2) |
| College of Charleston (3) | University of California-Irvine (2) |
| Cornell University (4) | University of California-Santa Barbara (4) |
| Drexel University (8) | University of Colorado Boulder (5) |
| Elon University (3) | University of Delaware (6) |
| Emory University (2) | University of Maryland-College Park (3) |
| ESCP Europe Business School (2) | University of Miami (3) |
| Fordham University (4) | University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (4) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (2) | University of Pennsylvania (5) |
| George Washington University (4) | University of Pittsburgh (19) |
| James Madison University (2) | University of Rhode Island (2) |
| Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) (2) | University of Richmond (2) |
| New York University (3) | University of San Francisco (2) |
| Northeastern University (3) | University of Southern California (2) |
| Northwestern University (2) | University of Vermont (4) |
| Pennsylvania State University (25) | University of Virginia (2) |
| Princeton University (3) | University of Wisconsin-Madison (5) |
| Rosemont College (2) | Washington University in St Louis (2) |
| Swarthmore College (3) | Wesleyan University (2) |
| Syracuse University (5) |
Class of 2019
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2018 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University | Smith College |
| Bard College | State University of New York at New Paltz |
| Brandeis University | Syracuse University |
| California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo | Temple University (5) |
| Charles University--Czech Republic | Texas A&M University |
| College of Charleston | The George Washington University |
| Dartmouth College | The University of Arizona (2) |
| Davidson College | Tufts University |
| Delaware Valley University | Tulane University |
| Drexel University | UC Irvine |
| Harvard College | Universite Paris I - Pantheon-Sorbonne--France |
| IE University--Spain | Universiteit Maastricht--Netherlands |
| Ithaca College (2) | University of Chicago |
| Jewish Theological Seminary of America/Columbia University | University of Colorado at Boulder |
| Kingston University--United Kingdom | University of Connecticut |
| Lehigh University | University of Maryland, College Park (2) |
| McGill University--Canada | University of Michigan (2) |
| New York University | University of Pennsylvania (5) |
| Northeastern University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Occidental College | University of Richmond |
| Pennsylvania State University (8) | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
| Pratt Institute | University of Vermont |
| Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | University of Wisconsin, Madison (2) |
| San Diego State University | Washington and Lee University |
| Santa Clara University | Wellesley College |
| Scripps College | Smith College |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Pace University |
| Arizona State University | Reed College |
| Boston College | Rutgers University |
| Boston University | Savannah College of Art and Design |
| Brandeis University | School of the Art Institute of Chicago |
| Bucknell University | SUNY Stony Brook |
| Elon University | The American University of Paris |
| Emory University | The University of Arizona |
| Fashion Institute of Technology | United States Military Academy - Army |
| Fordham University | University of Delaware |
| Franklin & Marshall College | University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
| Hult International Business School | University of Miami |
| Indiana University of Pennsylvania | University of Southern California |
| Lewis & Clark College | University of Virginia |
| Manhattan School of Music | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
| Middlebury College | William & Mary |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Allegheny College (2) | The New School (2) |
| American University (3) | The University of Arizona (2) |
| Boston University (2) | Tufts University (2) |
| Concordia University - Montreal (3) | Tulane University (2) |
| Drexel University (10) | University of California, Irvine (2) |
| Elon University (2) | University of California, San Diego (2) |
| Fordham University (2) | University of Colorado at Boulder (2) |
| Indiana University at Bloomington (2) | University of Connecticut (3) |
| Ithaca College (3) | University of Maryland, College Park (6) |
| Kingston University (2) | University of Massachusetts, Amherst (2) |
| New York University (2) | University of Miami (2) |
| Northeastern University (5) | University of Michigan (2) |
| Occidental College (2) | University of Pennsylvania (6) |
| Pennsylvania State University (24) | University of Pittsburgh (12) |
| Pratt Institute (2) | University of Rochester (2) |
| Rutgers University (2) | University of Vermont (8) |
| Syracuse University (7) | University of Virginia (3) |
| Temple University (10) | University of Wisconsin, Madison (4) |
| The American University of Paris--France (2) | Washington and Lee University (2) |
| The George Washington University (4) | The New School (2) |
Class of 2018
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2018 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University (4) | The American University of Paris - France |
| Bishop's University | The George Washington University (2) |
| Boston College | The University of Alabama |
| Colorado State University | The University of Edinburgh - Scotland |
| Cornell University (3) | The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| Drexel University | Towson University |
| Duke University | Tufts University (4) |
| Franklin & Marshall College | United States Naval Academy |
| HEC Montréal - Canada | Università Bocconi - Italy |
| Ithaca College | Universiteit Maastricht - The Netherlands (2) |
| Kenyon College | University College London - England |
| La Salle University | University of California, Berkeley |
| Lafayette College | University of California, Los Angeles (2) |
| Leiden University College The Hague - The Netherlands | University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
| McGill University-Canada (2) | University of Michigan (2) |
| Muhlenberg College | University of New Hampshire at Durham |
| New York University | University of Notre Dame |
| Pennsylvania State University (9) | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| Purdue University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Queen's University - Canada | University of Surrey - England |
| Sarah Lawrence College | University of Vermont |
| Stockton University | University of Virginia |
| Syracuse University (2) | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Technische Universiteit Delft - The Netherlands | Gap year (2) |
| Temple University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Binghamton University | Saint Joseph's University |
| Boston University | St. John's University |
| Brandeis University | Stony Brook University |
| Bucknell University | United States Air Force Academy |
| Clemson University | University of Connecticut |
| Colgate University | University of Delaware |
| Dickinson College | University of Glasgow |
| Duquesne University | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| ESDES - Lyons | University of Maryland, College Park |
| Fordham University | University of Miami |
| IESEG School of Management - Lille | University of Toronto |
| King's College London | University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| Lehigh University | Villanova University |
| Northeastern University | Virginia Tech |
| Rutgers University | Widener University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Allegheny College (2) | Syracuse University (2) |
| American University (4) | Temple University (14) |
| Bishop's University (2) | The George Washington University (3) |
| Boston College (6) | The University of Edinburgh (2) |
| Boston University (5) | The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2) |
| Brandeis University (2) | The University of Texas, Austin (2) |
| Concordia University - Montreal (3) | Tufts University (6) |
| Cornell University (3) | Tulane University (4) |
| Drexel University (5) | Universiteit Maastricht (2) |
| Fordham University (3) | University of California, Berkeley (3) |
| Full Sail University (2) | University of California, Los Angeles (2) |
| Hofstra University (2) | University of California, San Diego (2) |
| King's College London (2) | University of California, Santa Barbara (2) |
| La Salle University (2) | University of Delaware (2) |
| Lafayette College (2) | University of Maryland, College Park (7) |
| Leiden University College The Hague (2) | University of Massachusetts, Amherst (3) |
| McGill University (2) | University of Miami (2) |
| New York University (5) | University of Michigan (5) |
| Northeastern University (2) | University of New Hampshire at Durham (2) |
| Pennsylvania State University (20) | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| Saint Joseph's University (5) | University of Pittsburgh (18) |
| Salisbury University (2) | University of Tennessee, Knoxville (2) |
| St. John's University (2) | University of Vermont (7) |
| Stockton University (2) | University of Virginia (2) |
| Stony Brook University (3) | University of Wisconsin, Madison (3) |
Class of 2017
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2017 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University | Princeton University (2 students) |
| Bergen Community College | Queen's University—Canada |
| Berklee College of Music | Scripps College |
| Boston University | Syracuse University |
| Brandeis University | Temple University (4 students) |
| California State Polytechnic University, Pomona | The George Washington University |
| Centre College | The University of Edinburgh—Scotland |
| Clarion University of Pennsylvania | The University of Texas, Austin |
| Colgate University | Tufts University |
| College of Charleston | Tyler School of Art (2 students) |
| College of William and Mary | University of British Columbia—Canada |
| Concordia University – Montreal—Canada | University of California, Berkeley |
| Copenhagen Business School | University of California, Los Angeles |
| Dalhousie University | University of Glasgow—Scotland |
| Denison University | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Dickinson College | University of Michigan |
| Drexel University (2 students) | University of Pennsylvania (4 students) |
| Duke University | University of Pittsburgh (2 students) |
| École Polytechnique Montreal—Canada | University of Rochester (2 students) |
| Franklin & Marshall College | University of Vermont (2 students) |
| IE University—Spain | University of York—UK |
| Kenyon College | Wellesley College |
| Middlebury College | Wheaton College MA |
| Northeastern University | Gap year/other plans (2 students) |
| Pennsylvania State University (3 students) |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Bates College | Transylvania University |
| Bryn Mawr College | Tulane University |
| Bucknell University | University of Bristol—UK |
| Case Western Reserve University | University of California, Los Angeles |
| Dartmouth College | University of Glasgow—UK |
| Emerson College | University of Guelph--Canada |
| Emory University | University of Maryland, College Park |
| Fairleigh Dickinson University | University of Notre Dame |
| Fordham University | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
| Institut National des Sciences Appliquées--France | University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| Ithaca College | University of Virginia |
| New York University | Villanova University |
| Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts | Wesleyan University |
| Pratt Institute | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
| Queen Mary University of London—UK | Widener University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| American University (4) | Pratt Institute (2) |
| Belmont University (2) | Princeton University (2) |
| Boston University (4) | Temple University (12) |
| College of William and Mary (2) | The George Washington University (4) |
| Concordia University – Montreal—Canada (3) | The University of Edinburgh—Scotland (2) |
| Denison University (2) | Tulane University (4) |
| DePaul University (2) | University of British Columbia—Canada (3) |
| Dickinson College (4) | University of California, Berkeley (2) |
| Drexel University (8) | University of California, Irvine (2) |
| Emerson College (3) | University of California, Los Angeles (2) |
| Franklin & Marshall College (4) | University of Delaware (2) |
| Goucher College (2) | University of Glasgow—Scotland (2) |
| Indiana University at Bloomington (2) | University of Maryland, College Park (3) |
| Ithaca College (4) | University of Pennsylvania (4) |
| Kenyon College (6) | University of Pittsburgh (13) |
| Loyola Marymount University (2) | University of Rochester (2) |
| New York University (2) | University of Toronto—Canada (2) |
| Pace University, New York City (2) | University of Vermont (4) |
| Pennsylvania State University (18) | University of Wisconsin, Madison (3) |
Class of 2016
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2016 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University (2 students) | School of the Art Institute of Chicago |
| Amherst College | Skidmore College |
| Barnard College | Stanford University |
| Champlain College | Temple University (4 students) |
| Colgate University | The King's College |
| College of William and Mary | Tulane University (2 students) |
| Drexel University (2 students) | University of Maryland, College Park |
| Ecole Polytechnique Montreal—Canada | University of Michigan (3 students) |
| Emory University (Scholars Program) | University of Pennsylvania (4 students) |
| Florida State University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Grove City College | University of Tennessee, Knoxville |
| Kenyon College | University of Toronto—Canada |
| McGill University—Canada (2 students) | University of Vermont |
| Miami University, Oxford | Wake Forest University |
| Northwestern University | Wesleyan University |
| Pennsylvania State University (3 students) | Yale University |
| Pratt Institute | (Gap year—1 student) |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Arizona State University | Stony Brook University |
| Binghamton University | Syracuse University |
| Boston College | The George Washington University |
| Case Western Reserve University | The University of Arizona |
| Concordia University - Montreal (Canada) | The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| Dickinson College | The University of Warwick (UK) |
| Emory University | University of Alberta (Canada) |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Bath (UK) |
| Gettysburg College | University of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Ithaca College | University of California, Berkeley |
| James Madison University | University of Maryland, College Park |
| King's College London | University of St Andrews |
| Lafayette College | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
| New York University | University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| Rochester Institute of Technology | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Saint Joseph's University | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| American University (3) | Skidmore College (2) |
| College of William and Mary (2) | Temple University (9) |
| Concordia University - Montreal (3) | The George Washington University (2) |
| Drexel University (6) | Tulane University (4) |
| Emory University (5) | University of Maryland (2) |
| Gettysburg College (2) | University of Michigan (5) |
| Grove City College (2) | University of Pennsylvania (4) |
| Indiana University at Bloomington (2) | University of Pittsburgh (8) |
| Kenyon College (2) | University of Toronto (2) |
| Lafayette College (3) | University of Vermont (3) |
| McGill University (2) | Wake Forest University (2) |
| Pennsylvania State University (15) | Skidmore College (2) |
| Saint Joseph's University (2) |
Class of 2015
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2015 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Arcadia University | Rhode Island School of Design |
| Boston University | Skidmore College |
| Colgate University | Stanford University |
| Concordia University - Montreal (Canada) | Temple University |
| Cornell University | The George Washington University |
| Dartmouth College (2 students) | Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) |
| Dickinson College | Tufts University |
| Drexel University | Tulane University (2 students) |
| Duke University | Universite Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) |
| Ecole de Commerce International (France) | University of Chicago |
| EDHEC Business School (France) | University of Colorado at Boulder |
| Georgetown University | University of Delaware |
| IE Business School (Spain) | University of New Hampshire |
| IESEG School of Management (France) | University of Pennsylvania (7 students) |
| Johns Hopkins University (2 students) | University of Pittsburgh (2 students) |
| Kenyon College (2 students) | University of St. Andrews (Scotland; 2 students) |
| Lehigh University | University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| McGill University (2 students) | Washington and Lee University |
| Oberlin College | Washington University in St. Louis (2 students) |
| Pennsylvania State University (5 students) | Willamette University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Claremont McKenna College | University of California, Berkeley |
| École Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d’Angers (France) | University of Miami |
| ESSEC Business School (France) | University of Michigan |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Minnesota |
| King's College London (UK) | University of Virginia |
| Muhlenberg College | Ursinus College |
| New York University | Vassar College |
| Pratt Institute | Wesleyan University |
| Rochester Institute of Technology | West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
| Royal Holloway, University of London (UK) | Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston College (2) | Pennsylvania State University (18) |
| Boston University (2) | Temple University (3) |
| Carnegie Mellon University (4) | The George Washington University (3) |
| Case Western Reserve University (2) | Tufts University (3) |
| Colgate University (2) | Tulane University (7) |
| Colorado College (2) | University of Colorado at Boulder (3) |
| Dartmouth College (2) | University of Miami (3) |
| Dickinson College (2) | University of New Hampshire (2) |
| Drexel University (6) | University of Pennsylvania (7) |
| Duke University (2) | University of Pittsburgh (14) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (4) | University of St. Andrews (2) |
| Johns Hopkins University (2) | University of Vermont (4) |
| Kenyon College (4) | University of Virginia (2) |
| McGill University (2) | University of Wisconsin, Madison (2) |
| New York University (4) | Washington University in St. Louis (4) |
| Northeastern University (3) |
Class of 2014
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2014 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University | Pratt Institute (2 students) |
| Barnard College | Spelman College |
| Bates College | Syracuse University |
| Boston University | Temple University (3 students) |
| Brown University (2 students) | Tufts University |
| Cabrini College | University of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Cornell University | University of California, Berkeley |
| Drexel University | University of Chicago |
| Drexel University, Pennoni Honors College | University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
| École des Gobelins, France (after gap year) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| Emory University | University of Pennsylvania (3 students) |
| George Washington University (2 students) | University of San Francisco |
| George Washington University, School of Engineering & Applied Sciences | University of Southern California |
| George Washington University, School of International Affairs | University of Wisconsin, Madison (2 students) |
| Gordon College | Villanova University |
| Muhlenberg College | Wake Forest University |
| New York University | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Northwestern University | Washington University in St. Louis, School of Engineering |
| Oberlin College | Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
| Pennsylvania State University (3 students) | (Gap Year—2 students) |
| Pennsylvania State University, Schreyer Honors College (2 students) |
(Norwegian Navy—1 student) |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
Amsterdam University College (Netherlands) |
Rhode Island School of Design |
| Bryn Mawr College | Saint Joseph's University |
| Dickinson College | Swarthmore College |
| Emerson College | Tulane University |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Miami |
| Johns Hopkins University | University of Michigan |
| Lehigh University | University of St. Andrews (UK) |
| Massachusetts College of Art and Design | University of Virginia |
| McGill University (Canada) | Ursinus College |
| Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston University (3) | Pennsylvania State University (18) |
| Brandeis University (2) | Pratt Institute (3) |
| Brown University (2) | Rice University (2) |
| Bryn Mawr College (2) | Saint Joseph's University (2) |
| Carnegie Mellon University (5) | Skidmore College (2) |
| Case Western Reserve University (2) | Temple University (12) |
| Cornell University (3) | Trinity College (2) |
| Drexel University (6) | Tulane University (4) |
| Emory University (2) | University of California, Berkeley (3) |
| Fordham University (2) | University of California, Santa Barbara (2) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (3) | University of Colorado at Boulder (2) |
| George Washington University (6) | University of Miami (2) |
| Johns Hopkins University (2) | University of Michigan (4) |
| Lehigh University (2) | University of Pennsylvania (5) |
| Loyola University, Mayland (2) | University of Pittsburgh (12) |
| McGill University, Canada (3) | University of Southern California (4) |
| Muhlenberg College (2) | University of Wisconsin, Madison (3) |
| New York University (3) | Villanova University (2) |
| Northeastern University (3) | Wake Forest University (2) |
| Northwestern University (2) | Washington University in St. Louis (3) |
| Pace University (2) |
Class of 2013
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2013 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Boston University (2 students) | Syracuse University |
| Brown University (2 students) | Temple University (3 students) |
| California Institute of Technology | Tufts University |
| Clark University | Tulane University (2 students) |
| Clemson University | Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) |
| Colorado College | University of California at San Diego |
| Cornell University | University of Florida |
| Drexel University | University of Manchester |
| Duke University (2 students) | University of Pennsylvania (4 students) |
| École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland) | University of Pittsburgh (4 students) |
| Emory University | University of Vermont (2 students) |
| Fordham University (2 students) | University of Virginia |
| George Washington University (2 students) | Vassar College |
| Hamilton College | Wake Forrest University |
| Lehigh University | Wellesley College |
| Pennsylvania State University (7 students) | Wesleyan University |
| Pennsylvania State University (Schreyer Honors College) | West Chester University |
| Princeton University | Wheaton College (Illinois) |
| Rollins College | Williams College |
| Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey at New Brunswick |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
Bennington College |
Trinity College |
| Brandeis University | Universita Bocconi (Italy) |
| Cabrini College | University College London (UK) |
| Emerson College | University of California at Berkeley |
| HEC Montreal (Canada) | University of Chicago |
| Imperial College of Science, Technology, and Medicine (UK) | University of Colorado at Boulder |
| New York University | University of Edinburgh (UK) |
| Saint Joseph's University | University of Glasgow (UK) |
| St. Louis College of Pharmacy | University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
| Stony Brook University | Ursinus College |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Arizona State University (2) | Tufts University (2) |
| Boston University (7) | Tulane University (4) |
| Brown University (2) | University of Bristol, UK (2) |
| Carnegie Mellon University (4) | University of Maryland (2) |
| Clark University (2) | University of Miami (2) |
| Cornell University (2) | University of Michigan (5) |
| Drexel University (10) | University of Pennsylvania (5) |
| Duke University (2) | University of Pittsburgh (18) |
| Emory University (3) | University of St. Andrews, UK (2) |
| Fordham University (3) | University of Vermont (4) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (3) | University of Virginia (3) |
| George Washington University (3) | Vassar College (2) |
| McGill University, Canada (2) | Villanova University (2) |
| Northwestern University (3) | Wake Forrest University (3) |
| Pennsylvania State University (17) | Washington University in St. Louis (2) |
| Syracuse University (2) | Wesleyan University (2) |
| Temple University (6) | West Chester University (3) |
Class of 2012
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2012 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Auburn University | Tulane University |
| Barnard College | Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium |
| Boston University | University of Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Bryn Mawr College | University of California at Berkley |
| Connecticut College | University of California at Los Angeles |
| Cornell University | University of Chicago (2 students) |
| Earlham College | University of Georgia |
| New York University (2 students) | University of Michigan (2 students) |
| Northwestern University (2 students) | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities |
| Oberlin College (2 students) | University of Pennsylvania (2 students) |
| Ohio State University | University of St. Andrews, Scottland |
| Pennsylvania State University | Vanderbilt University (2 students) |
| Princeton University (2 students) | Villanova University |
| Rice University | Wellesley College |
| Tufts University (3 students) |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Skidmore College |
| Brandeis University | Smith College |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Temple University |
| Case Western Reserve University | University of Miami |
| Drexel University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Emory University | University of Rochester |
| George Washington University | University of Southern California |
| Johns Hopkins University | University of Virginia |
| Kenyon College | Vassar College |
| McGill University, Canada | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Michigan State University | Wesleyan University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Auburn University (3) | Temple University (3) |
| Carnegie Mellon University (2) | Tufts University (6) |
| Cornell University (2) | Tulane University (5) |
| Drexel University (3) | University of California at Los Angeles (2) |
| George Washington University (2) | University of Chicago (2) |
| McGill University, Canada (3) | University of Georgia (2) |
| New York University (2) | University of Michigan (5) |
| Northwestern University (4) | University of Pennsylvania (4) |
| Oberlin College (2) | University of Pittsburgh (8) |
| Pennsylvania State University (10) | University of Virginia (3) |
| Princeton University (2) | Vanderbilt University (4) |
| Rice University (2) | Washington University in St. Louis (2) |
| Skidmore College (2) | Wesleyan University (2) |
Class of 2011
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2011 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University (School of Business) | Muhlenberg College (2 students) |
| Berklee College of Music | Northeastern University (2 students) |
| Brown University | Northwestern University (2 students) |
| Dartmouth College | Pennsylvania State University |
| Emory University | Stanford University |
| Fashion Institute of Technology | Tufts University |
| George Washington University | University of Pittsburgh (3 students) |
| Harvard University (2 students) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland (2 students) |
| IUT d’Aix-en-Provence, France | University of Virginia |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Amherst College | New York University |
| Boston University | School of Visual Arts |
| Bowdoin College | Skidmore University |
| Brandeis University | Susquehanna University |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Temple University |
| Hebrew University of Jerusalem | University of Delaware |
| Ithaca College | University of Miami |
| Lehigh University | University of Michigan |
| Macalester College | University of Southern California |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Middlebury College | Wesleyan University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| American University (2) | Pennsylvania State University (3) |
| Boston University (2) | Tufts University (3) |
| Brandeis University (2) | Tulane University (5) |
| Drexel University (5) | University of Delaware (2) |
| George Washington University (2) | University of Miami (4) |
| Harvard University (2) | University of Michigan (2) |
| Ithaca College (2) | University of Pittsburgh (6) |
| Macalester College (2) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland (4) |
| Muhlenberg College (2) | University of Vermont (3) |
| New York University (2) | Vassar College (2) |
| Northeastern University (4) | Pennsylvania State University (3) |
| Northwestern University (2) |
Class of 2010
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2010 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Boston University | Northwestern University |
| Bucknell University | Temple University |
| California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo | Temple University—Honors (2 students) |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Tulane University |
| Case Western Reserve University | Universidad CEU San Pablo (Madrid, Spain) |
| Emory University | University of Michigan |
| Hampton University | University of Pennsylvania |
| Harvey Mudd College | University of Pittsburgh |
| New York University (3 students) | University of Virginia |
| New York University—Business School |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Boston College (undergraduate and business schools) | Northeastern University—Business School |
| Bryn Mawr College | Pennsylvania State University (undergraduate and Schreyer Honors College) |
| Dickinson College | Sarah Lawrence College |
| Drexel University (undergraduate and honors colleges) | Syracuse University |
| Emerson College | University of Chicago |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Miami |
| George Washington University (undergraduate and honors colleges) | University of Texas, El Paso |
| Howard University | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
| McGill University (Montreal, Canada) | Villanova University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston College (2) | New York University (5) |
| Boston University (4, 1 accepted to honors college) | Northwestern University (3) |
| Bucknell University (2) | Pennsylvania State University (9, 2 accepted to Schreyer Honors College) |
| Case Western University (2) | Temple University (3, 2 accepted to honors college) |
| Drexel University (4, 1 accepted to honors college) | Tulane University (3) |
| Emory University (3) | University of Michigan (5) |
| George Washington University (2, 1 accepted to honors college) | University of Pittsburgh (4) |
Class of 2009
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2009 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Arizona State University | Temple University (2 students) |
| Bennington College | The American University of Sarjah, United Arab Emirates |
| Colgate University | Tufts University |
| Davidson College | Union College |
| Drexel University | University of California, Berkeley |
| Franklin and Marshall College | University of Chicago (2 students) |
| George Washington University (3 students) | University of Delaware |
| Hampshire College | University of Michigan—honors |
| IESEG—Ecole de commerce, management et gestion (France) | University of Pennsylvania (2 students) |
| Johns Hopkins University | University of Texas at Austin—McComb’s School of Business |
| Lafayette College | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
| New York University (3 students) | University of Vermont |
| Richmond—The American International School in London | Vanderbilt University |
| Saint Andrew’s University, Scotland | Villanova University |
| Swarthmore College (3 students) | Wheaton College (Massachusetts) |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Lehigh University |
| Boston University | McGill University, Canada |
| Brandeis University | Northeastern University |
| Bryn Mawr College | Oberlin College |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Sarah Lawrence College |
| Delhousie University, Canada | Skidmore College |
| Dickinson College | Smith College |
| Earlham College | Southern Methodist University |
| Imperial College of London | University of California, Los Angeles |
| Kenyon College | University of Southern California |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| American University (2) | Skidmore College (2) |
| Boston University (4) | Swarthmore College (3) |
| Clark University (2) | Temple University (4) |
| Dickinson College (2) | Tufts University (2) |
| Drexel University (5) | Tulane University (2) |
| Franklin and Marshall College (2) | University of Chicago (2) |
| George Washington University (4) | University of Colorado at Boulder (2) |
| Kenyon College (2) | University of Delaware (2) |
| Lafayette College (2) | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| New York University (6) | University of Pittsburgh (10) |
| Pennsylvania State University (8) | Wake Forest University (2) |
Class of 2008
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2008 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Brown University (Program in Liberal Medical Education) | Northwestern University (2 students) |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Pennsylvania State University |
| Drexel University | Southern Methodist University |
| Emory University (2 students) | Trinity College |
| Franklin and Marshall College | Université Bordeaux 1 |
| George Washington University | University of Miami |
| Hampshire College (2 students) | University of Pennsylvania—Wharton School of Business (2 students) |
| Kenyon College | University of Pennsylvania |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Rochester Institute of Technology |
| Boston College | Sarah Lawrence College |
| Boston University | State University of New York at Binghamton |
| Brandeis University | Tufts University |
| Dickinson College | University of Maryland |
| Goucher College | University of Massachusetts, Amherst |
| Hollins University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Mount Allison University | University of Vermont |
| Muhlenberg College | Vanderbilt University |
| Nottingham University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| American University (3) | Northwestern University (2) |
| Brandeis University (2) | Pennsylvania State University (3) |
| Drexel University (4) | Tufts University (2) |
| Emory University (2) | University of Miami (2) |
| Goucher College (4) | University of Pennsylvania (3) |
| Hampshire College (2) | University of Pittsburgh (6) |
| Mount Allison University (3) | University of Vermont (2) |
Class of 2007
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2007 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Boston University | Temple University (2 students) |
| Bucknell University | Université Pierre et Marie Curie (France) |
| Carnegie Mellon University (2 students) | University of Chicago |
| College of William and Mary | University of Maryland |
| Cornell University | University of Pennsylvania—Wharton School of Business (3 students) |
| George Washington University | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
| Lehigh University | Villanova University |
| Penn State University—Schreyer Honors College | Yale University |
| Princeton University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Allegheny College | Rutgers University |
| Brandeis University | St. John's University |
| Drexel University | University of Connecticut |
| Johns Hopkins University | University of Illinois--Urbana Champagne |
| Kenyon College | University of Michigan |
| Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences | University of Pittsburgh |
| New York University | University of Pittsburgh--Honors |
| Northeastern University | University of Vermont |
| Northwestern University | Ursinus College |
| Penn State University | Wake Forest University |
| Reed College | Washington University in St. Louis |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Carnegie Mellon University (3) | Penn State University (9) |
| Cornell University (2) | Temple University (3) |
| Drexel University (2) | University of Pennsylvania (4) |
| Northwestern University (2) | University of Pittsburgh (6) |
Class of 2006
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2006 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Carnegie Mellon University | Swarthmore College |
| Drexel University | Temple University |
| George Washington University | University of London—Queen Mary (UK) |
| Georgetown University | University of Rochester |
| Georgetown University (School of Foreign Service) | University of Warwick (UK) |
| Rochester Institute of Technology | University of Wisconsin (2 students) |
| St. Joseph's University | Wesleyan University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Boston College | Rice University |
| Boston University | Smith College |
| Duke University | Susquehanna University |
| Fordham University | Tulane University |
| Haverford College | Tyler School of Art |
| Ithaca University | University of Birmingham (UK) |
| Johns Hopkins University | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Kent University of UK | University of London Royal Holloway (UK) |
| London School of Economics and Political Science | University of Manchester (UK) |
| New York University | University of Michigan |
| Northeastern University | University of Pennsylvania |
| Northwestern University | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Penn State | Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston University (2) | Penn State (5) |
| Carnegie Mellon University (3) | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (3) |
| George Washington University (4) | University of Rochester (3) |
| Georgetown University (2) | University of Wisconsin (2) |
Class of 2005
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2005 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Allegheny College | Swarthmore College (2 students) |
| Duke University | Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium |
| George Washington University | Villanova University (2 students) |
| University of Pennsylvania (2 students) | Wesleyan University |
| Rhode Island School of Design |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| American University | Mount Holyoke College |
| Barnard College (Columbia University) | New York University |
| Brandeis University | Penn State University |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Pratt Institute |
| Drexel University | Tufts University |
| Duquesne University | University of Chicago |
| Emory University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Maryland Institute College of Art | Washington and Jefferson College |
| McGill University (Canada) | Washington University |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Brandeis University (2) | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| Penn State University (4) | Villanova University (2) |
| Swarthmore College (2) |
Class of 2004
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2004 chose to attend the following colleges:
| Boston University | Skidmore College |
| Brandeis University (2 students) | Smith College |
| CESEM Management School, Reims, France | Temple University |
| Claremont McKenna College | Tufts University |
| Davidson College | Tyler School of Art |
| George Washington University (2 students) | University of Helsinki |
| Johns Hopkins University | University of Pittsburgh |
| Mount Holyoke College | Vassar College (2 students) |
| New York University | Washington College |
| University of Pennsylvania (4 students) | Wesleyan University |
| Pennsylvania State University (2 students) | Williams College |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Arcadia University | McGill University | U. of California--Berkley |
| Bryn Mawr College | Northeastern College | University of Chicago |
| Carleton College | Oberlin College | University of Connecticut |
| Dickinson College | Reed College | University of Maryland |
| Goucher College | Trinity College | University of Michigan |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston University (2) | New York University (2) | U. of Pennsylvania (5) |
| Brandeis University (2) | Oberlin College (2) | U. of Pittsburgh (2) |
| Carleton College (2) | Penn State University (7) | Vassar College (2) |
| Drexel University (2) | Skidmore College (2) | Mt. Holyoke College (2) |
| George Washington University (2) | Smith College (2) | Tufts University (4) |
Class of 2003
The graduating seniors of the IB class of 2003 chose to attend the following colleges:
| American University | University of Pennsylvania |
| Barnard College (of Columbia University) | Pennsylvania State University |
| Bates College | Princeton University (2 students) |
| Bowdoin College | Queens University (Canada) |
| Brandeis University (2 students) | Smith College |
| Bryn Mawr College | Tufts University (2 students) |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Tulane University |
| Davidson College | University of Maryland—Eastern Shore |
| Emory University (2 students) | University of South Carolina (2 students) |
| Georgetown University | Wesleyan University |
Following is a sampling of the many colleges that accepted our IB students, though they chose to attend elsewhere:
| Arcadia College | George Washington University | Skidmore College |
| Boston University | Hamilton College | SUNY Binghamton |
| College of William and Mary | Johns Hopkins University | Swarthmore College |
| Cornell University | McGill University | Syracuse University |
| Dartmouth College | Mt. Allison University | University of Michigan |
| Dickinson College | Muhlenberg College | University of Pittsburgh |
| Drew University | Queens University | University of Virginia |
| Drexel University | Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute | Vanderbilt University |
| Earlham College | Sarah Lawrence College | Washington University |
| Franklin and Marshall College |
The following colleges accepted multiple IB students:
| Boston University (2) | Johns Hopkins University (2) | University of Chicago (3) |
| Brandeis University (4) | Penn State University (5) | University of Delaware (2) |
| Cornell University (2) | Princeton University (2) | University of Pennsylvania (2) |
| Dartmouth College (2) | Syracuse University (2) | University of South Carolina (2) |
| Emory University (5) | Trinity College (3) | Vassar College (2) |
| George Washington University (2) | University of Arizona (2) | Washington University (3) |