 Stuart
Hall's college counseling program begins in 9th grade. It presents a
variety of topics that give our students a solid foundation when
applying to the colleges and universities of their choice.
Students spend 40 minutes each week in a college prep class with topics that range from SAT prep to writing application essays.
Students are strongly encouraged to take the PSAT in their 9th and 10th grade year and the SAT beginning in 11th grade.
Additionally, Stuart Hall offers Kaplan SAT prep classes on campus.
Please read about how exceptional our students are at Stuart Hall:
 2008-2009 AP SAT NMSC and College Acceptance
College Acceptances:
Arizona State University, Auburn
University
Boston University,
Bridgewater College
Brown University,
Bryn Mawr
Carleton College, Christopher Newport University
University of Clemson, College
of Charleston
Elon University, Furman University
George Mason University, Georgetown University
Guilford College, Haverford College
Indiana at Bloomington, James Madison University
Johnson and Wales University, Longwood University
Lynchburg College, Macquerie University at Sydney, Australia
Maryland Institute College of Art, Miami University (Ohio)
Montana State University, New College of Florida
New England Conservatory, New York University
Otis School of Design, Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute
Princeton, Rhode Island
School of Design, Rhodes College
Richmond University at the American International University of London
Roanoke College, Rollins College
Savannah College of Art & Design
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, School of Visual Art
Sewanee - University of the South, Swarthmore College
Tulane University, Tyler School of Art at Temple University
University of Alabama, University of Indianapolis
UNC-Asheville, UNC- Chapel
Hill, UNC- Wilmington, UNC-Greensboro
University of Colorado, University of Georgia
University of Mary Washington, University of Michigan
University of Virginia, University of Wisconsin
Victoria University at Wellington, Virginia Wesleyan College
Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee University, Wellesley College
West Virginia University, Yale
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