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After Avenues
We are committed to placing students in postsecondary environments where they will thrive
Graduates from Avenues’ first six graduating classes in New York and São Paulo have been admitted to more than 200 colleges and universities in the United States and around the world.
Our distinctive academic program—emphasizing global preparedness, collaboration and the pursuit of one’s passion—makes Avenues graduates uniquely compelling applicants for the most selective postsecondary pursuits.
Through the deans program, we provide individualized college counseling with a track record of excellence. Avenues students have been admitted to some of the most prestigious colleges and universities in the world, including Stanford, Harvard and Yale. But most importantly for us, they have identified and been admitted to institutions in which they will thrive.
The College List (Classes of 2016-2021)
The 342 graduates from our first six graduating classes at Avenues New York have matriculated at more than 100 colleges and universities across the country and around the globe. Below are the institutions. Nearly 40% of graduates attend the fifteen institutions named in the top two groups.
10+ graduates
New York University
(New York)
University of Chicago
(Illinois)
University of Southern California
(California)
6-9 graduates
American University
(Washington DC)
Barnard College
(New York)
Boston University
(Massachusetts)
Columbia University
(New York)
Cornell University
(New York)
Northeastern University
(Massachusetts)
Skidmore College
(New York)
Stanford University
(California)
Tulane University
(Louisiana)
University of Pennsylvania
(Pennsylvania)
University of St Andrews
(Scotland)
Wake Forest University
(North Carolina)
3-5 graduates
Bard College
(New York)
Boston College
(Massachusetts)
Claremont McKenna College
(California)
Elon University
(North Carolina)
George Washington University
(Washington DC)
Hamilton College
(New York)
Howard University
(Washington DC)
Johns Hopkins University
(Maryland)
Kenyon College
(Ohio)
Loyola Marymount University
(California)
Northwestern University
(Illinois)
Parsons School of Design
(New York)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
(New York)
Sarah Lawrence College
(New York)
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
(Georgia)
The New School
(New York)
Tufts University
(Massachusetts)
University of Miami
(Florida)
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
(Michigan)
Vanderbilt University
(Tennessee)
University of Virginia
(Virginia)
Wellesley College
(Massachusetts)
Wesleyan University
(Connecticut)
Williams College
(Massachusetts)
Yale University
(Connecticut)
2 graduates
Babson College
(Massachusetts)
Bennington College
(Massachusetts)
Brandeis University
(Massachusetts)
Brown University
(Rhode Island)
Chapman University
(California)
Colby College
(Maine)
Colgate University
(New York)
College of William & Mary
(Virginia)
CUNY Baruch College
(New York)
Emerson College
(Massachusetts)
Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)
(New York)
Harvard University
(Massachusetts)
Haverford College
(Pennsylvania)
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
(New York)
Oberlin College
(Ohio)
Occidental College
(California)
Pomona College
(California)
Rice University
(Texas)
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
(New Jersey)
Santa Clara University
(California)
Scripps College
(California)
Swarthmore College
(Pennsylvania)
Syracuse University
(New York)
University of Colorado Boulder
(Colorado)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
(North Carolina)
University of Wisconsin-Madison
(Wisconsin)
Vassar College
(New York)
Washington University in Saint Louis
(Missouri)
Wheaton College
(Massachusetts)
1 graduate
Amherst College
(Massachusetts)
Bates College
(Maine)
Berklee College of Music
(Massachusetts)
Bowdoin College
(Maine)
Bucknell University
(Pennsylvania)
California Institute of the Arts (Cal Arts)
(California)
Carleton College
(Minnesota)
Carnegie Mellon University
(Pennsylvania)
College of Charleston
(South Carolina)
Colorado College
(Colorado)
Connecticut College
(Connecticut)
Cooper Union
(New York)
CUNY Hunter College
(New York)
Dartmouth College
(New Hampshire)
Davidson College
(North Carolina)
Dickinson College
(Pennsylvania)
Drexel University
(Pennsylvania)
Duke University
(North Carolina)
Emory University
(Georgia)
Fordham University
(New York)
Georgetown University
(New York)
Harvey Mudd College
(California)
Hawaii Pacific University
(Hawaii)
James Cook University
(Australia)
Keio University Mita
(Japan)
London College of Fashion
(England)
Loyola University New Orleans
(Louisiana)
Macalaster College
(Minnesota)
McGill University
(Canada)
Michigan State University
(Michigan)
Middlebury College
(Vermont)
Morehouse College
(Georgia)
Mount Holyoke College
(Massachusetts)
Pace University
(New York)
Pennsylvania State University
(Pennsylvania)
Pitzer College
(California)
Pratt Institute
(New York)
Reed College
(Oregon)
Rhodes College
(Tennessee)
School of Visual Arts (SVA)
(New York)
St. John’s College
(Maryland)
SUNY Binghamton
(New York)
SUNY Stony Brook
(New York)
The University of Edinburgh
(Scotland)
United States Naval Academy
(Maryland)
University of London
(England)
University of Massachusetts Amherst
(Massachusetts)
University of Massachusetts Lowell
(Massachusetts)
University of Notre Dame
(Indiana)
University of Puget Sound
(Washington)
University of San Francisco
(California)
University of Sydney
(Australia)
University of Texas at Austin
(Texas)
University of Toronto
(Canada)
University of Utrecht
(Netherlands)
Wofford College
(South Carolina)
