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From North or South of Richmond:
From I-95, take the I-64 west exit towards Charlottesville(from the south I-95 and I-64 will merge for a short time before the exit to Charlottesville). Take Parham Road South exit (Exit 181A). Continue south on Parham Road for 4.0 miles. Turn left at traffic light for the River Road exit. Go up hill and turn right on River Road. Turn right onto North Mooreland Road (.8 mile) Collegiate is on the right as you continue down North Mooreland Road. The Office of College Counseling is located in Middle School Science Building. Please plan to park in the back parking lots directly across from our building. -
From I-64 Using Gaskins Road:
From I-64, you may also take the Gaskins Road South exit (which is beyond Parham Road South). Continue on Gaskins south to River Road (3.8 miles). Turn left on River Road at the traffic light, and continue to North Mooreland Road (.9 mile). Turn left onto North Mooreland at the traffic light; Collegiate is on the right as you continue down North Mooreland Road. The Office of College Counseling is located in Middle School Science Building. Please plan to park in the back parking lots directly across from our building. -
Alternate Route From The South:
From I-95, you may take the Chippenham Parkway (Route 150) NORTH across the Willey Bridge. Once you cross the bridge, turn right at the first traffic light onto the access ramp to River Road. At the light, turn right onto River Road, and continue to North Mooreland Road. Turn right at the traffic light onto North Mooreland Road; Collegiate will be on your right. The Office of College Counseling is located in Middle School Science Building. Please plan to park in the back parking lots directly across from our building. -
From East of Richmond:
From 1-64 west, take Parham Road South exit (Exit 181 A).Continue south on Parham Road for 4.0 miles. Turn left at traffic light for the River Road exit. Go up hill and turn right on River Road. Turn right onto North Mooreland Road (.8 mile)Collegiate is on the right as you continue down North Mooreland Road. The Office of College Counseling is located in Middle School Science Building. Please plan to park in the back parking lots directly across from our building. -
From West of Richmond
Take 1-64 east to the Gaskins Road exit (Exit 180).Turn right on Gaskins Road and continue south to River Road 3.8 miles. Turn left on River Road to North Mooreland Road (.9 mile)Collegiate is on the right as you continue down North Mooreland Road. The Office of College Counseling is located in Middle School Science Building. Please plan to park in the back parking lots directly across from our building.
Every student has a story to tell. Our reward is to learn and share each student's story through the college process, a journey of discovering exciting options that best fit students as unique individuals. The journey centers around our four-year developmental model, from future planning as freshmen and beginning individual meetings as sophomores to intensive search and application mapping as juniors and seniors. While student ownership of the process rests at the core of our philosophy, students work closely with their counselors: meeting one-on-one, developing tailor-made plans for course selection, testing and college lists, participating in our annual application workshop with admission deans from across the country and engaging in small-group classes. Our office houses four full-time counselors with a collective 73 years in the profession, experience as admission officers in highly selective institutions from coast to coast, and unwavering passion for working with students. Helping them to find great fits leads us to wear many hats, from guide and cheerleader to realistic messenger. One hat we do not wear is that of a “placement officer” who ensures students “get in” to a certain college, nor are we micromanagers. Rather, we are committed advisors and advocates.
College Acceptance Map
The Class of 2019 continued Collegiate’s impressive rate of college acceptances. Over the past 10 years, our admit rate has been remarkably consistent, averaging 2 out of every 3 applications resulting in acceptances. Our admit rates continued to exceed the institutional rates in every Barron’s benchmark category, by an average of 10%.
More importantly, our seniors continue to pursue and find many great options for “fit:” in 2019, 132 seniors submitted 733 applications to 166 colleges, received 482 acceptances to 134 colleges in 32 states, Canada, France and the Netherlands. Such wide-sweeping geographic distribution is compelling, as are the distinct and highly selective majors in which the Class of 2019 will engage, ranging from architecture, business, communication, computer science, engineering, nursing and sport & entertainment management to music and the visual arts. Additionally, the class received more than $7.6 million in merit scholarship offers, including Washington & Lee's prestigious Johnson Scholarship; also, one out of every five seniors earned spots in 15 Honors Colleges/Programs across the nation. And finally, our 14 recruited athletes will compete in basketball, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming, tennis and track & field.
Barron’s “Most Competitive” Category:
Colleges accepting less than 33%, Collegiate’s accept rate: 41%
Barron’s “Highly Competitive” Category:
Colleges accepting less than 50%, Collegiate’s accept rate: 62%
Barron’s “Very Competitive” Category:
Colleges accepting less than 75%, Collegiate’s accept rate: 87%
Barron’s “Competitive” Category:
Colleges accepting less than 85%, Collegiate’s accept rate: 91%
More importantly, our seniors continue to pursue and find many great options for “fit:” in 2019, 132 seniors submitted 733 applications to 166 colleges, received 482 acceptances to 134 colleges in 32 states, Canada, France and the Netherlands. Such wide-sweeping geographic distribution is compelling, as are the distinct and highly selective majors in which the Class of 2019 will engage, ranging from architecture, business, communication, computer science, engineering, nursing and sport & entertainment management to music and the visual arts. Additionally, the class received more than $7.6 million in merit scholarship offers, including Washington & Lee's prestigious Johnson Scholarship; also, one out of every five seniors earned spots in 15 Honors Colleges/Programs across the nation. And finally, our 14 recruited athletes will compete in basketball, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming, tennis and track & field.
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