Class of 2021 College Admission Early Activity Report
Students have been accepted to the following colleges/universities under binding Early Decision programs. The total number of matriculations to date is noted.
Updated January 8, 2020
Boston University (1)
Champlain College (1)
Cornell University (1)
Denison University (1)
George Washington U. (1)
Mount Holyoke College (1)
New York University (1)
Northeastern University (1)
RISD (1)
Scripps College (1)
Skidmore College (1)
Smith College (4)
Vanderbilt University (1)
Vassar College (1)
Wesleyan University (2)
WPI (1)
Students have been accepted to the following colleges/universities under non-binding Early Action or Rolling Admission programs. The total number of acceptances to date is noted.
Assumption University (1)
Bard College (1)
Belmont University (1)
Berklee College of Music (2)
Butler University (1)
Case Western Reserve (1)
Clark University (4)
Cleveland Institute of Art (1)
College of Wooster (1)
Colorado College (2)
Columbia College Chicago (2)
Drexel University (2)
Emerson College (5)
Emmanuel College (1)
Endicott College (1)
Evergreen State College (1)
Fordham University (1)
George Mason University (3)
Goucher College (1)
Guilford College (1)
Hofstra University (3)
Howard University (2)
Indiana U - Bloomington (2)
Lewis & Clark College (3)
Loyola University Chicago (1)
Macalester College (4)
Maine College of Art (1)
Mass. College of Pharmacy (1)
Monmouth University (1)
Montserrat College of Art (1)
Morehouse College (1)
Pace University - NYC (2)
Pratt Institute (1)
Reed College (1)
SAIC (3)
Saint Louis University (1)
Salisbury University (1)
Sarah Lawrence College (6)
Temple University (1)
Trinity College Dublin (1)
Tulane University (1)
UMASS - Amherst (7)
UMASS - Lowell (1)
University College London (1)
University of Chicago (1)
University of Delaware (1)
University of Denver (1)
University of Pittsburgh (1)
University of Puget Sound (1)
University of San Francisco (1)
University of Vermont (8)
University of Warwick (1)
WPI (2)
Updated January 8, 2020
Boston University (1)
Champlain College (1)
Cornell University (1)
Denison University (1)
George Washington U. (1)
Mount Holyoke College (1)
New York University (1)
Northeastern University (1)
RISD (1)
Scripps College (1)
Skidmore College (1)
Smith College (4)
Vanderbilt University (1)
Vassar College (1)
Wesleyan University (2)
WPI (1)
Students have been accepted to the following colleges/universities under non-binding Early Action or Rolling Admission programs. The total number of acceptances to date is noted.
Assumption University (1)
Bard College (1)
Belmont University (1)
Berklee College of Music (2)
Butler University (1)
Case Western Reserve (1)
Clark University (4)
Cleveland Institute of Art (1)
College of Wooster (1)
Colorado College (2)
Columbia College Chicago (2)
Drexel University (2)
Emerson College (5)
Emmanuel College (1)
Endicott College (1)
Evergreen State College (1)
Fordham University (1)
George Mason University (3)
Goucher College (1)
Guilford College (1)
Hofstra University (3)
Howard University (2)
Indiana U - Bloomington (2)
Lewis & Clark College (3)
Loyola University Chicago (1)
Macalester College (4)
Maine College of Art (1)
Mass. College of Pharmacy (1)
Monmouth University (1)
Montserrat College of Art (1)
Morehouse College (1)
Pace University - NYC (2)
Pratt Institute (1)
Reed College (1)
SAIC (3)
Saint Louis University (1)
Salisbury University (1)
Sarah Lawrence College (6)
Temple University (1)
Trinity College Dublin (1)
Tulane University (1)
UMASS - Amherst (7)
UMASS - Lowell (1)
University College London (1)
University of Chicago (1)
University of Delaware (1)
University of Denver (1)
University of Pittsburgh (1)
University of Puget Sound (1)
University of San Francisco (1)
University of Vermont (8)
University of Warwick (1)
WPI (2)
The Cambridge School of Weston is a progressive high school for day and boarding students in grades 9–12 and PG. CSW's mission is to provide a progressive education that emphasizes deep learning, meaningful relationships, and a dynamic program that inspires students to discover who they are and what their contribution is to their school, their community and the world.