Middlesex School - Review #2

Great level of focus on developing clear and cohesive writing skills. Write countless essays and spend time working on the technicalities that improve your ability. Great long-standing traditions. We have a beautiful circle that allows students to hangout with their friends in-between classes, after sports, and weekends.

The best thing about going to Middlesex is that you learn about what is important to you. You learn so much about yourself during your time at Middlesex. There's so many ways that you can mature and grow as an individual at Middlesex.

Be more proactive in the classroom. Sometimes I was too passive and didn't ask for enough help. There is no harm in asking for help.

I enjoyed the bonds I built with all of my friends. They are unparalleled to anything I have ever experience before.

Always have caffeine for those late night study sessions!

There is no question that they were very challenging. Luckily, all faculty was being more than willing to help students after class hours. There're many chances to get help, but you need to put in the work in order to be a successful student at Middlesex.

The athletics at Middlesex are high level and very intense. Every student is required to participate in a sport every season. The facilities are beautiful, and the coaches are very involved. You also have the option to participate in the recreational fitness program with our amazing trainer.

I was never to into the art program at Middlesex, but it has seen some amazing improvements lately. They just built a new state-of-the-art music building along with a beautiful new theater. There're many opportunities to take lessons or join music groups on campus.

There are endless clubs and activities at Middlesex. People with all sorts of interests can find something they love.

Dorm life is one of the best aspects of attending boarding school. Students from all classes are spread equally throughout the many dorms on campuses. Freshman and seniors are living on the same floors, and it is a great chance for the older students to pass on some wisdom and develop great relationships with their younger classmates.

Dining at Middlesex is a social activity. Most of the time, students are there to socialize. For meals, there are certain areas of the Dining Hall where the different classes tend to eat. I never saw this fact as a negative one. Many students break these traditions and sit with friends from other classes, but it is definitely nice to know where to sit from your first day. Our dining service is great. They are very flexible and are always asking for student input. Even the pickiest eater can find something to eat in Middlesex’s Dining Hall. They always have pastas, sandwich materials, and different cereals available at all meals. In addition, there are usually some artisanal sandwiches and hot meal items available for the more adventurous eaters.

Concord is an amazing place to call home. It’s a great town and one of huge historical importance. The town center has several small restaurants, a few clothing stores, a park with a track, a Dunkin Donuts, a CVS, a grocery store and a Starbucks. The town bus runs several times a day from Middlesex, making the town incredibly accessible to students.

I would say that the social life at Middlesex is extremely inclusive. I made many friends from my extracurricular activities and sports teams; I made my many friendships through my classes and through other academic settings as well. There are countless spaces to hangout with all your friends on campus. The dorms, the circle, the library, the turf, and the athletic center are just some many places available to students at Middlesex.. You can find Middlesex students socializing anywhere on campus with their closest friends and new acquaintances.