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Miller School1000 Samuel Miller Loop - Charlottesville, VA 22903 USA |
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History of the SchoolMiller School began with the vision of Samuel Miller, a 19th-century mercantilist born into poverty in 1792, educated through the good graces of others, and steeped in philanthropy upon achieving financial success in adulthood. At a time when only the financially capable could afford education, Mr. Miller maintained his vision for a school that would educate students seeking to maximize their potential regardless of their financial circumstances. Upon his death in 1869, Mr. Miller left the balance of his substantial estate to start Miller School in the Ragged Mountain hills where he grew up in western Albemarle County, Virginia. The Miller School of Albemarle opened its doors in August, 1878, and has been preparing girls and boys for college, adulthood, and life ever since. Through more than 125 years, Miller School has had various incarnations - as a manual labor school, military school, and college preparatory academy; as an all-male institution that became one of the first coeducational schools in the region in 1884, then flipped back to all-male and back to coeducational again, ultimately leading to the coeducational college preparatory school for girls and boys in grades 8-12 & PG that it is today. Throughout those eras, Miller School has held constantly to Samuel Miller's vision of providing educational opportunities to willing and receptive students regardless of their financial condition. Today, Miller School is home to students from around Virginia, around the United States, and around the world (with over 15% of its student body coming from foreign countries spanning the globe). |
General School Overview |
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Program Emphasis |
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Grades |
8-12 & Post-Graduate |
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Grade Divisions |
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Religious Affiliation |
Nondenominational |
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Student Body |
Coed |
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Dress Code |
Neat Informal |
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School Setting |
Rural |
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Campus Size (Acres) |
1600 |
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Endowment |
15,000,000 |
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Admission |
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Web Address |
http://www.millerschool.org/ |
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Director of Admission |
Jay Reeves |
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Application Required |
Yes |
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Application Fee Amount |
$50 Domestic / $100 International |
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Application Deadline(s) |
Rolling basis |
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Financial Aid Deadline(s) |
Rolling basis |
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Financial Aid Awarded |
779,612 |
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% of Students Receiving Financial Aid |
30% |
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Admission Tests Accepted |
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Day Student Tuition/Costs |
$13,650 |
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Boarding Student Tuition/Costs |
$31,450 |
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International Student Tuition/Costs |
$36,745 |
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Student Enrollment |
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Total Enrollment |
153 |
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Boys |
95 |
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Girls |
58 |
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% Boys/Girls |
62/38 |
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Boarding Students |
105 |
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Day Students |
48 |
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International |
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United States |
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Majority of students come from |
Southeast |
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% of American Indian or Alaskan Native |
0 |
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% of Asian or Pacific Islander |
3 |
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% of Black (non-Hispanic) |
8 |
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% of Race/ethnicity unreported/unknown |
0 |
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% of Total International (non-resident alien) |
25 |
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% of White (non-Hispanic) |
60 |
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% of Hispanic |
1 |
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% of Multiracial |
1 |
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Academics |
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Full Time Faculty |
32 |
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Part Time Faculty |
1 |
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% of Faculty with Doctorate |
6 |
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% of Faculty with Masters |
44 |
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Student/Faculty ratio |
6/1 |
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Average Class Size |
10 |
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Learning Differences Support Offered |
Yes |
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ADD/ADHD Support Offered |
Yes |
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ESL Offered |
Yes |
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Courses Offered |
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A.P. Courses Offered |
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College Placement Office |
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Average SAT I Scores (Math) |
526 |
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Average SAT I Scores (Verbal) |
506 |
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Dedicated College Placement Office |
Yes |
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Recent College Matriculations |
University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, Boston University, Christopher Newport University,College of William and Mary, Duke Univeristy, Ferrum College, Indiana University, James Madison University, Longwood College, Oregon State University, Pennsylvania State University, University of Miami (FL), University of Montana, University of Wisconsin |
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% of Graduates Who Attend College |
100 |
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Athletics & Extra-Curricular Activities |
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Boys |
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Girls |
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Recreational Sports |
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Extra-Curricular Activities |
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School Authored Notes |
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