Seniors Megan Marburger and Ella Cary spent two weeks in June at the TAP MD Summer Academy
College Counseling
Meeting Each Student's Needs
Students, are you:
- Passionate about science, writing, math or history?
- An accelerated learner or someone who needs a little help with resources?
- A gifted athlete, singer or instrumentalist?
Whatever your style, we want to help you make the most of The Summit's college-preparatory curriculum. Our College Counseling office can ...
- Help you navigate the complex world of college admissions and financial aid.
- Find appropriate and interesting programs that meet your needs and appeal to your aspirations.
- Put all our experience to work for you and help you find the right fit.
- Support you all four years of your Upper School experience to assure your college search is a timely, and successful process.
Our team works to assist freshmen through seniors in identifying their strengths, aspirations, priorities and goals through a process of self-reflection. Throughout this comprehensive four-year process, the College Counseling office will work alongside students and their families to create a support network while ultimately preparing teenagers for the college search and application process.
But don't just take our word for it. Hear what our alumni have to say.
The Journey by Grade Level
The Summit College Counseling team works to assist freshman through seniors in identifying their strengths, aspirations, priorities and goals through a process of self-reflection. Throughout this comprehensive four-year process, the College Counseling office will work alongside students and their families to create a support network while ultimately preparing them for the college search and application process. View the details of our four-year college counseling journey here.
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College Counseling News
The College Board called out 77 Summit scholars for their achievements on the exams, taken when the students were juniors and seniors.
Five Summit students and two alumni attended the National Junior Classical League (NJCL) convention July 21-27 at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Hana Conte ’26, Tyler Gier, Kori McLane ’25, Ben Hofmann and Manuel Cantillo ’28 competed in Creative Arts, Graphic Arts, Academic Tests, Athletics and Certamen.
Former Summit Country Day standout and Ohio State senior Xavier Johnson signed with the Buffalo Bills Saturday as an undrafted free agent.
Magnified Giving showcased Summit Country Day School on the organization’s website in April, calling it “a shining example of the transformative power of education and empathy.” The seniors chose Josephine’s Clinic, whichserves victims of human trafficking and violence in Cincinnati, to receive a $1,000 grant from Magnified Giving..
Six student athletes at The Summit Country Day School signed commitment papers to play on college teams this fall. The signing ceremony attended by family, friends and teammates on Thursday, April 18, mirrored a ceremony in November when six other Silver Knights signed their papers bringing the total collegiate athletes in Summit’s Class of 2024 to 12.