College Readiness- The PG Year
Does your college-bound student need more time to prepare for the rigors of college-level work? Could they benefit from a transitional experience before living away from home?
A year at Marvelwood will prepare students entering their senior or postgraduate year to get the most out of their college experience. As an intentionally small school, our specialty is creating individual approaches to learning that will most deeply resonate, inspire, and engage. Each student's program is customized to their needs; small classes, fiercely dedicated faculty, and optional participation in our Learning Support program can address specific goals. In our diverse, welcoming, and supportive community, Marvelwood offers the opportunity for college-bound students to build crucial skills, gain independence, and develop the confidence and self-advocacy they will need to meet the academic and social challenges of higher education.
SOME HALLMARKS OF A MARVELWOOD YEAR BEFORE COLLEGE INCLUDE:
Appropriately challenging classes including honors, advanced placement, and independent study
Optional Learning Support program
A wide range of engaging electives and extracurriculars
Proctored study halls
Writing skills development
Individualized college counseling and support through the entire college process
Standardized test preparation
A focus on effective study habits including time management and organization
Broad programmatic engagement for both day and boarding students
Vibrant performing and visual arts programming
Competitive, recreational, and intramural sports
Weekly community service
Opportunity and encouragement to explore passions and develop new interests
A focus on community wellness
Hands-on experiences and leadership opportunities
Dedicated, involved faculty and advisors who know and value each student
College Matriculation
Our students explore their passions, discover beyond their imaginations, grow beyond their expectations, and achieve their definition of exceptional.
A Marvelwood, education empowers students to become creative, resilient, mindful, and confident young adults ready to meet the challenges of higher learning, the workplace, and a rapidly changing world.
Below is the list of college matriculation for the classes of 2022, 2023, and 2024.
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Aberystwyth University
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High Point University
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State University of New York, Geneseo
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American University (2)
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Hofstra University
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State University of New York, New Paltz
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Bard College
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Iona University
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State University of New York Maritime College
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Bennington College (3)
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Ithaca College
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Syracuse University (2)
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Bryant University
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Loyola University Maryland
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Texas Christian University
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Bucknell University
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Lynn University
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The New School
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California State University, Chico
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Michigan State University
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Trinity College
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Centenary University
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Montclair State University
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University of Arizona (3)
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Champlain College
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Muhlenberg College (2)
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University of Buffalo (SUNY)
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Clark University
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New York University
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University of Colorado, Boulder
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Clarkson University
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North Carolina A & T State University
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University of Denver
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Columbia International University
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Northeastern University
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University of East London
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Connecticut College
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Nova Southeastern University
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University of La Verne
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Dean College (2)
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Paul Smiths College of Arts and Science (2)
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University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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Drexel University
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Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus
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University of New Hampshire, Main Campus
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Dutchess Community College
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Providence College (2)
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University of New Haven
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East Carolina University
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Rhodes College
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University of Rhode Island
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Eastern Connecticut State University
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Roger Williams University
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University of Vermont
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Elon University (2)
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Rutgers University, New Brunswick
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
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Fairfield University
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Rutgers University, Newark (2)
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Virginia Tech
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Fitchburg State University
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School of Visual Arts
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Western Connecticut State University
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Florida Institute of Technology
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Skidmore College (2)
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Wheaton College, Massachusetts (2)
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Franklin and Marshall College
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St. Joseph's University, Long Island, NY Campus
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