College Acceptances
Approximately 40% of our seniors were accepted into a top ranked specialty program by US News & World Reports. A little over 50% of our seniors were accepted into a college or university with an acceptance rate of less than 35%. Approximately 70% of our seniors received merit scholarships for more than half of tuition. All of our seniors were accepted into their top three college selections.
College Counseling
Lynnhaven School's college counseling program is designed to help guide each student individually through what can be a complicated yet exciting journey. We formally provide direct counseling and support through a course called Senior Seminar. The first semester is dedicated to completing college applications.
Though it is very exciting, choosing a college may be the first major decision that you will make about a student's life. Like all major decisions, much research, thought, and discussion should take place as the decision is being made. We strongly encourage students to take the lead in this process. Parents are an important part of the process. However, this is a student's journey to lead, and while counselors, teachers and parents play an important support role, it is their process from beginning to end.
Lynnhaven students attend the college of their first choice!
Though it is very exciting, choosing a college may be the first major decision that you will make about a student's life. Like all major decisions, much research, thought, and discussion should take place as the decision is being made. We strongly encourage students to take the lead in this process. Parents are an important part of the process. However, this is a student's journey to lead, and while counselors, teachers and parents play an important support role, it is their process from beginning to end.
Lynnhaven students attend the college of their first choice!
College Counseling Process
Freshman and Sophomore Year
Students take the Pre-ACT 8/9 and Pre-Act in the fall. Students receive their results and begin planning their college and career strategies.
Junior Year
Juniors participate in individual meetings to help understand the college application process, financial aid, and offers test preparation. Additionally, students schedule individual appointments with the college counselor to discuss a plan specific to their college and career path. Juniors typically take the Pre-Act in the fall and the ACT in the Spring.
Senior Year
Seniors enroll in a course called "Seminar" which is designed to aid in the college search and application process. Seniors also attend a general session with their parents regarding the college application process. Students arrange individual appointments with the college counselor to discuss their college admission plans. Workshops are offered regarding applying to independent colleges and universities. Seniors attend a general session regarding financial aid which includes pertinent information for completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and The Common Application.
Students take the Pre-ACT 8/9 and Pre-Act in the fall. Students receive their results and begin planning their college and career strategies.
Junior Year
Juniors participate in individual meetings to help understand the college application process, financial aid, and offers test preparation. Additionally, students schedule individual appointments with the college counselor to discuss a plan specific to their college and career path. Juniors typically take the Pre-Act in the fall and the ACT in the Spring.
Senior Year
Seniors enroll in a course called "Seminar" which is designed to aid in the college search and application process. Seniors also attend a general session with their parents regarding the college application process. Students arrange individual appointments with the college counselor to discuss their college admission plans. Workshops are offered regarding applying to independent colleges and universities. Seniors attend a general session regarding financial aid which includes pertinent information for completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and The Common Application.
