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One-hundred percent of Villanova’s graduates are accepted to college. This success rate is due to Villanova’s academic reputation, the accomplishments of its students, the commitment of its faculty and the individual attention given to each student by the Counseling Department.
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Current students: click here for the College Counseling Edline page.
The College Counseling Office works individually with students to guide them as they search for a college that best meets their academic, personal and social needs.
Counselors serve as a resource of information and advice for students and parents. They meet individually with students in each grade, present information in small class groups, and offer several day and evening programs throughout the year for students and parents.
Counselors serve as a link to college admission officers—helping them to understand Villanova students' accomplishments and experiences. In addition, the College Counseling Office hosts admissions officers from many colleges and universities across the United States, giving students the opportunity to make direct contact with these college representatives and to gather information about various schools of interest.
Graduates of Villanova Preparatory School attend prestigious colleges and universities throughout the state and nation. The list of colleges and universities to which students have been accepted includes highly selective universities, schools within the University of California and California State University system, nationally renowned Catholic universities and large and small private colleges.
Please refer to the School Profile for a comprehensive list of colleges and universities where Villanova students have been accepted.
Villanova Preparatory School strives to provide the right learning environment for each student. Therefore, an academic counselor is on-site daily to meet with teachers, parents and students to discuss learning needs, concerns and difficulties and to serve as a resource for questions concerning student learning and study skills.
Current students: click here for the Guidance Counseling Edline page.
The guidance counselor provides support for students by discussing, assessing, and advising them on personal matters or college and career goals. The guidance counselor also helps students resolve issues that may affect their social and emotional well-being.
Students may receive an appointment with the guidance counselor by self-referral, referral from a faculty or staff member, or referral from his/her parents. If the guidance counselor determines that the student needs further counseling, off-campus resources are available.
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