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Among "All Schools", view the boarding schools with the most extracurriculars offered (2020).
These extracurricular comparisons are intended only as informal reference points for evaluating the amount of extracurricular opportunities at a school.
Since student clubs and organizations change year-to-year, schools submitting data for extracurriculars sometimes only give a representative sample of what extracurriculars are available - you should inquire with schools that interest you and find out about the full range extracurricular activities currently available.

Phillips Academy Andover Photo - The quintessential New England campus is 21 miles to Boston by car or train, and a 10 minute walk to downtown Andover.

The Cambridge School of Weston Photo - With over 250 courses to choose from, our dynamic curriculum allows students to balance engaging foundational courses with exploration and in-depth study as they choose from offerings like: "Multivariable Calculus," "The Biology of Cancer," "Wearable Art," "Japanese Women Writers," and "U.S. Cold War and Vietnam."

EF Academy New York Photo - Students at EF Academy are welcoming and open. With so much diversity here, everyone fits in!

Middlesex School Photo - The Dining Hall at lunchtime

Northfield Mount Hermon Photo - NMH is a coed boarding school serving 650 students in grades 9-12. We also offer a postgraduate year. Our wooded campus borders the Connecticut River in western Massachusetts, and in this beautiful setting, we challenge young people to think hard, work hard, discover new talents, and hone the ones they already possess.

McCallie School Photo - Through coordinate activities with our sister school GPS, our students interact with young women on a daily basis.

Kent School Photo - Our campus is located along the shores of the Housatonic River, adjacent to the town of Kent.

Milton Academy Photo - The typical class size at Milton is 14 students. Classes meet around the Harkness table, where students and faculty share dialogue, inquiry and reflection.

Bodwell High School Photo - Bodwell students can learn a musical instrument in band or discover a passion in the visual arts.

Baylor School Photo - Baylor School is situated on 690-acres along the Tennessee River.

St. Michaels University School Photo - Learning is hands on, with students often leaving campus to experience real-world examples of what they are studying. An example is this AP Environmental Science field trip to the Bamfield Marine Centre.

Wyoming Seminary Upper School Photo - Sem offers an exciting range and long list of clubs, activities and leadership opportunities. Often student-initiated, these groups provide experiences not found in the classroom or on the playing fields.

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	Affordability Highest percentage of students on financial aid

	Student Attention Smallest average class sizes
	Student Attention Lowest teacher:student ratio
	Faculty Education Highest percentage of faculty with advanced degrees
	Boarding Focus Highest percentage of boarding students
	Diversity Highest percentage of international students
	Diversity Highest percentage of students of color

	Community Size Largest student body (number of students)

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	School Resources Largest endowments
	School Resources Highest endowment per student
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	School History Oldest founding date

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