Which boarding schools do George Washington University students come from? The schools’ own college lists
George Washington University is a private university in Washington, D.C. Of the boarding schools that publish the colleges their graduates attend (matriculation lists) or the profile they send to college admissions offices, 55 list George Washington University.
The full list, with each school’s source, is on the page Which boarding schools George Washington University students come from.
George Washington University counts the schools report themselves
Below are some of the schools that give a number for George Washington University. Schools count over different years and have different class sizes, so this is not a ranking. Numbers and periods are copied as each school wrote them.
| School | State | Count the school reports | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phillips Exeter Academy | New Hampshire | 10 or more | 2024–2026 |
| Blair Academy | New Jersey | 5 students | 2022–2026 |
| McDonogh School | Maryland | 5 students | 2023–2026 |
| The Macduffie School | Massachusetts | 5 or more | 2021–2026 |
| Episcopal High School | Virginia | 4 students | 2022 |
| The Harvey School | New York | 3 students | 2025 |
| The Northwest School of the Arts | Washington | 3 students | 2021–2025 |
| The Williston Northampton School | Massachusetts | 3 students | 2023–2026 |
Reading the numbers
- The periods differ. Some lists cover one year, others four or five.
- School sizes differ. Some senior classes have more than 200 students, others fewer than 100.
- Admitted is not enrolled. This article counts only matriculation lists (where graduates enrolled) and school profiles.
- Not every school publishes a list. A school missing here may still send students to George Washington University.
Using this when choosing a school
- On a school’s USAnaru™ page, see “Where graduates go to college” — the school’s own list with its source.
- If your child has a college in mind, find it in Where boarding school graduates go to college to see which boarding schools sent students there.
- Look beyond the numbers and ask the admission office, for example: “How do international students get college counseling?” and “Where have recent international graduates gone?”
You can also ask in Ask USAnaru™.
<small>The numbers in this article come from the lists each boarding school publishes on its official website, checked by USAnaru™ on October 27, 2026. USAnaru™ does not collect information about individual students. College names and locations follow the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS data.</small>
Cite this article as: USAnaru™ — https://usanaru.com/news/george-washington-university-boarding-school-pathways
Schools in this article
- Blair Academy · Blairstown, NJ F-1 · I-20
- Episcopal High School · Alexandria, VA F-1 · I-20
- Mcdonogh School · Owings Mills, MD F-1 · I-20
- Phillips Exeter Academy · Exeter, NH F-1 · I-20
- The Harvey School · Katonah, NY F-1 · I-20
- The Macduffie School · Granby, MA F-1 · I-20
- The Northwest School of the Arts · Seattle, WA F-1 · I-20
- The Williston Northampton School · Easthampton, MA F-1 · I-20
Questions
Where can I see a boarding school’s college results?
Many boarding schools publish the colleges their graduates attend (College Matriculation) or the School Profile they send to colleges on their College Counseling pages. On a USAnaru™ school page, “Where graduates go to college” shows the school’s own list and source.
Is a school that sends more students to George Washington University a better school?
Not on that basis alone. Lists cover different years and class sizes, and the right school depends on your child’s interests and the region you prefer. Treat the numbers as evidence that a path from that school to George Washington University exists, and ask the admission office and college counselors directly.
What is the difference between an acceptance list and a matriculation list?
An acceptance list shows where graduates were admitted; a matriculation list shows where they actually enrolled. One student can be admitted to many colleges, so acceptance lists are longer. This article counts only matriculation lists and school profiles.
Sources
- College matriculation / school profile — Phillips Exeter Academy
- College matriculation / school profile — Blair Academy
- College matriculation / school profile — McDonogh School
- College matriculation / school profile — The Macduffie School
- College matriculation / school profile — Episcopal High School
- College matriculation / school profile — The Harvey School
- College matriculation / school profile — The Northwest School of the Arts
- College matriculation / school profile — The Williston Northampton School
- IPEDS institutional directory — U.S. Department of Education
General information as of Oct 27, 2026, not legal, immigration or admissions advice. Each school, the U.S. Department of State and SEVP decide; check the school's own pages and official sources before you act.
