Deerfield Academy Class of 2017-2021

Deerfield Academy Class of 2017-2021

30+
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
Georgetown 
UVA

>=20 and <30
UChicago
Harvard
Princeton
Penn
Middlebury

>=10 and <20
Holy Cross
Amherst
Boston C
Colby 
Colgate
Dartmouth 
Duke
Hamilton
NYU
Northeastern
USC
SMU
Trinity
Tufts
Wesleyan
Williams
Yale

https://deerfield.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/School_profile_2021-2022_4pages.pdf


Deerfield Academy Class of 2015-2019

30+
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
Georgetown 
UVA

20+
Dartmouth
Duke
Penn
Princeton
Trinity
Williams

10+
UChicago
Harvard
Stanford
Yale
Michigan
USC
Tufts

https://deerfield.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/School_profile_2020-2021_rev.pdf 


Deerfield Academy Class of 2018


1) Brown - 11
2) UVA -  9 
3) Cornell - 8 
4) Columbia / Middlebury / Georgetown - 6
7) Princeton / Duke / Trinity - 5
10) UChicago / Harvard / Penn / Williams / USC / Boston U - 4
15) Yale / Hamilton / Williams / Boston C - 3
18) Stanford / Vanderbilt / NYU - 2
20) WashU / Berkeley / Tufts - 1

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