Seven Hills by the Numbers
Hopefully, you’ve explored our "Why Seven Hills"? pages in the Admissions section to get a sense of our approach to teaching, our school culture, and our unique way of preparing future-ready learners. Below is a more quantitative look at Seven Hills.
Total school enrollment: approximately 1,000 students
- Lower School (PreK-5): about 490
- Middle School (6-8): about 230
- Upper School (9-12): about 280
Average class size: 15 students
Student/teacher ratio: 9 to 1
Ethnic diversity: 25 percent
Geographic diversity: More than 60 ZIP codes across SW Ohio and N. Kentucky
Percentage of faculty with advanced degrees: 76% in Upper School; 50.5% overall
Average teaching experience: 18 years
Community service: more than 150 hours per student during grades K-12 including a 30-hour community service project required of each Upper School student.
Athletic participation: 80 percent
Extended day: as early as 7:30 AM and as late as 6:00 PM
Clubs: over 40 extracurricular clubs and organizations in grades 6-12
Optional summer program: 9 weeks of hands-on activities in athletics, the arts, and academic enrichment.
Transportation: a shuttle covers the 7 miles between Doherty and Hillsdale campuses; many local public school districts supply yellow bus service; carpool ZIP code lists are also available.
Tuition assistance: $3 million available each year
Renewable Seven Hills merit scholarships: ranging from $2,000-$15,000 per student per year for grades 6 through 12 and $2,000 to $5,000 for grades 1 through 4.
Percentage of students receiving some form of financial aid: 25 percent
Middle 50% of SAT Scores: Combined: 1750-2260
- Critical reading: 590-750; average 661
- Math: 570-760; average 663
- Writing: 590-750; average 666
17% of the Class of 2012 scored at least one perfect 800 on one of the three sections of the SAT or on one SAT Subject Test, including one student who scored a perfect 2400 and one student who has earned five 800s.
SAT Subject Tests: Average test scores
- Math I: 689
- Math II: 722
- Chemistry: 760
- Environmental Biology: 785
- Molecular Biology: 763
- Physics: 650
- Literature: 714
- U.S. History: 722
- World History: 703
- French: 698
- Spanish: 730
- Latin: 750
- Chinese: 740
- Overall Average Subject Test Score: 722
Middle 50% of ACT test scores:
- English: 27-33; average 29
- Math: 26-33; average 29
- Reading: 26-33; average 30
- Science: 25-32; average 28
- Composite: 27-32; average 29
AP test scores:
- 93% of students score a 3 or better
- 44% of seniors are named AP Scholars (at least 3 AP test scores of 3 or better)
- AP scores average 4.2, with 5 as the most frequent score
National Merit Scholars:
- 40% of the Class of 2012 has received National Merit recognition;
Percentage of graduates attending a four-year college: 100%
Percentage of graduates attending a top-choice/best-fit college: 87%
College counselors: We have three dedicated college counselors (over 54 years of collective experience)
Hours of one-on-one time with a college counselor: 25 to 35 hours between junior and senior year
College scholarship recipients: the majority of our graduates receive a scholarship offer
College scholarship payouts over the last two years: more than $11.5 million, averaging $187,000 per scholarship recipient.
Accreditations
National Association of Independent Schools
Independent Schools Association of the Central States
Ohio Association of Independent Schools
State of Ohio
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