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        <name><![CDATA[North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[Proprietary directory and comparative dataset of boarding schools compiled via direct institutional reporting and internal Boarding School Review research. The historical dataset of boarding schools in North Carolina is provided by Boarding School Review and contains statistics on metrics: Trends in Total Number of Boarding Schools,Trends in Total Number of Boarding School Students,Trends in Average Student-Teacher Ratio,Trends in Average Number of AP Courses Offered,Regional Trends (South) in Average Number of IB Courses Offered,Trends in Average Class Size,Trends in Average SAT Score,Trends in Average ACT Score,Trends in Average Acceptance Rate,Trends in Average Tuition Cost,Trends in Average Day Student Tuition,Trends in Average Financial Aid Rate,Regional Trends (South) in Average Financial Aid Grant,Trends in Average School Endowment,Trends in Average % Students of Color,Trends in Average % Faculty with Advanced Degrees,Trends in Average % Boarding Students,Trends in Average % International Students]]></description>
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            <description>Since 2003, Boarding School Review has been providing a unique look into college-preparatory and junior boarding schools. We are the first and only service to offer alumni reviews, detailed school profiles, and interactive tools to help families research college-preparatory boarding schools. Our service saves applicants and their families a lot of time, but more importantly, gives them better information to make the best possible boarding school decisions.</description>
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            <year>School Year</year>
            <state><![CDATA[North Carolina]]></state>
            <national>United States</national>
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        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Total Number of Boarding Schools (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the total number of boarding schools from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the US average per state.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>4</state><national>6.4</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>4</state><national>6.2</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>4</state><national>6</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>4</state><national>5.9</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>4</state><national>5.7</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>3</state><national>5.4</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>3</state><national>5.4</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>3</state><national>5.2</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>3</state><national>5.1</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>3</state><national>4.9</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>3</state><national>5</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>3</state><national>5</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Total Number of Boarding School Students (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the total number of boarding school students from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the US average per state.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>1,034</state><national>2,517</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>1,033</state><national>2,453</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>1,033</state><national>2,367</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>1,031</state><national>2,384</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>1,003</state><national>2,278</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>889</state><national>2,144</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>881</state><national>2,197</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>861</state><national>2,146</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>852</state><national>2,100</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>841</state><national>1,980</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>819</state><national>1,985</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>805</state><national>1,962</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Student-Teacher Ratio (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average student-teacher ratio from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>6.75</state><national>7.56</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>6.75</state><national>7.42</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>6.75</state><national>7.27</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>6.75</state><national>7.24</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>6.5</state><national>7.14</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>6</state><national>7.1</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>6</state><national>7.31</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>6</state><national>7.25</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>5.67</state><national>7.28</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>5.67</state><national>7.25</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>6.67</state><national>7.42</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>5.67</state><national>7.45</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Number of AP Courses Offered (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average number of AP courses offered from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>17.67</state><national>21.79</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>22.5</state><national>22.03</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>22.5</state><national>21.94</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>20.75</state><national>21.71</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>19.75</state><national>21.96</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>24.33</state><national>21.81</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>23.67</state><national>21.32</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>23.67</state><national>21.08</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>23</state><national>20.87</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>16</state><national>20.25</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>16.33</state><national>20.27</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>16</state><national>18.54</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Regional Trends (South) in Average Number of IB Courses Offered (2014-2025): South region]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average number of IB courses offered from 2014 to 2025, comparing South region with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>31.5</state><national>28.48</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>31.5</state><national>32.63</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>31.5</state><national>32.37</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>31.5</state><national>31.96</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>31.5</state><national>33.52</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>31.5</state><national>31.42</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>33</state><national>32.29</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>36.4</state><national>33.53</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>34.2</state><national>29.83</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>34.2</state><national>30.17</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>23</state><national>27.41</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>21.8</state><national>26.13</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Class Size (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average class size from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>12.5</state><national>12.78</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>12.5</state><national>12.77</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>12.5</state><national>12.73</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>12.5</state><national>12.61</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>11.75</state><national>12.54</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>12.33</state><national>12.41</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>12.33</state><national>12.58</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>12.33</state><national>12.7</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>12.33</state><national>12.59</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>12.33</state><national>12.57</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>12.67</state><national>12.63</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>12.67</state><national>12.58</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average SAT Score (2022-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average SAT score from 2022 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>1251</state><national>1271</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>1251</state><national>1274</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>1251</state><national>1278</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>1251</state><national>1276</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average ACT Score (2022-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average ACT score from 2022 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>24.67</state><national>27.06</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>25.67</state><national>26.99</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>25.67</state><national>26.75</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Acceptance Rate (2019-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average acceptance rate from 2019 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>68%</state><national>58.56%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>68%</state><national>57.34%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>68%</state><national>56.69%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>68.75%</state><national>56.48%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>68.5%</state><national>55.89%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>64.67%</state><national>55.26%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>64.33%</state><national>54.55%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Tuition Cost (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average boarding tuition cost from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>$60,269</state><national>$64,455</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>$59,056</state><national>$62,584</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>$58,426</state><national>$60,415</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>$57,060</state><national>$58,343</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>$52,971</state><national>$57,017</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>$56,265</state><national>$55,760</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>$55,590</state><national>$54,186</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>$54,948</state><national>$52,108</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>$52,748</state><national>$50,594</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>$47,518</state><national>$49,180</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>$46,082</state><national>$47,708</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>$44,822</state><national>$48,599</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Day Student Tuition (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average day student tuition from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>$33,753</state><national>$38,004</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>$32,345</state><national>$36,732</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>$31,814</state><national>$35,848</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>$34,952</state><national>$34,469</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>$26,765</state><national>$34,614</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>$30,078</state><national>$31,555</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>$29,757</state><national>$30,133</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>$28,558</state><national>$29,344</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>$25,560</state><national>$29,140</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>$24,825</state><national>$28,042</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>$24,015</state><national>$27,217</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average Financial Aid Rate (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average share of students on financial aid from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>36.33%</state><national>41.95%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>37%</state><national>40.75%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>37%</state><national>40.83%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>37%</state><national>39.99%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>31.67%</state><national>40.06%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>33%</state><national>39.31%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>33%</state><national>38.46%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>33.67%</state><national>37.83%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>34.67%</state><national>36.82%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>34.33%</state><national>36.22%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>34.33%</state><national>35.64%</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>34.33%</state><national>34.99%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Regional Trends (South) in Average Financial Aid Grant (2014-2025): South region]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average financial aid grant from 2014 to 2025, comparing South region with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>$21,503</state><national>$27,075</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>$22,155</state><national>$26,722</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>$23,238</state><national>$26,202</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>$22,421</state><national>$26,183</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>$23,069</state><national>$26,267</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>$23,159</state><national>$26,166</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>$22,149</state><national>$26,311</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>$21,131</state><national>$25,365</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>$20,206</state><national>$24,537</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>$18,848</state><national>$23,339</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>$17,911</state><national>$22,851</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>$17,997</state><national>$22,694</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average School Endowment (2018-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average school endowment, in millions of U.S. dollars, from 2018 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>$40 million</state><national>$84 million</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>$40 million</state><national>$83 million</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>$33 million</state><national>$77 million</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>$33 million</state><national>$73 million</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>$33 million</state><national>$73 million</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>$30 million</state><national>$67 million</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>$29 million</state><national>$67 million</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>$29 million</state><national>$72 million</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average % Students of Color (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average share of students of color from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>17.75%</state><national>29.63%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>16.5%</state><national>29.4%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>16.5%</state><national>28.56%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>16.5%</state><national>27.27%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>17%</state><national>26.61%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>16.33%</state><national>25.85%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>13.33%</state><national>24.45%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>13.33%</state><national>23.62%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>13.33%</state><national>22.39%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>13.33%</state><national>21.58%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>13.67%</state><national>21.11%</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>11%</state><national>20.77%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average % Faculty with Advanced Degrees (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average share of faculty with an advanced degree from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>46.5%</state><national>68.79%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>46.5%</state><national>68.47%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>57.25%</state><national>68.7%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>57.25%</state><national>68.29%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>58%</state><national>67.41%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>74%</state><national>66.44%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>75%</state><national>65.37%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>75%</state><national>65.99%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>72.33%</state><national>65.94%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>68.33%</state><national>65.26%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>68.33%</state><national>64.84%</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>68%</state><national>64.51%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average % Boarding Students (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average share of boarding students from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>66%</state><national>59.08%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>66.5%</state><national>60.19%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>66.5%</state><national>60.59%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>66.5%</state><national>61.19%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>68%</state><national>61.06%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>69%</state><national>61.8%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>69%</state><national>62.22%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>69.33%</state><national>62.39%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>68.67%</state><national>63.02%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>66%</state><national>63.39%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>67.33%</state><national>63.63%</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>67.67%</state><national>63.4%</national></data></subdataset>    <subdataset>
        <name><![CDATA[Trends in Average % International Students (2014-2025): North Carolina]]></name>
        <description><![CDATA[This dataset tracks the average share of international students from 2014 to 2025, comparing North Carolina with the United States overall.]]></description><data><year>2025</year><state>12.67%</state><national>26.71%</national></data><data><year>2024</year><state>12.33%</state><national>26.61%</national></data><data><year>2023</year><state>12.33%</state><national>26.33%</national></data><data><year>2022</year><state>13%</state><national>25.9%</national></data><data><year>2021</year><state>10.67%</state><national>25.04%</national></data><data><year>2020</year><state>12.33%</state><national>25.42%</national></data><data><year>2019</year><state>11.67%</state><national>25.64%</national></data><data><year>2018</year><state>11.67%</state><national>26.43%</national></data><data><year>2017</year><state>11.67%</state><national>26.69%</national></data><data><year>2016</year><state>12.33%</state><national>25.93%</national></data><data><year>2015</year><state>14.33%</state><national>25.38%</national></data><data><year>2014</year><state>12.67%</state><national>25.14%</national></data></subdataset></dataset>