Statistics

Class of 2019–2023 Total Students: 161 students
GPA (weighted): 50% range 3.67–4.35
GPA (unweighted): 50% range 3.29–3.91
SAT - Total Seniors Who Took the SAT: 143 50% Range: 1160–1345 Mean: 1254
ACT - Total Seniors Who Took the ACT: 61 50% Range: 24–30 Mean: 26.5

National Merit Scholarship Program
Class of 2001–2023:	58 Geneva students have been recognized in the National Merit Program (24 Finalists & 34 Commended) of 512 graduated students
Class of 2023:	2 Semifinalists and 4 Commended of 35 students
Class of 2024:	5 high scorers at this time / out of 45 students

Advanced Placement Examinations
Class of 2019–2023	421 exams administered, 76% received a score of 3 or higher, 50% received a score of 4 or higher
Class of 2023 & 2024	12 AP Scholars, 5 AP Scholars with Honor, and 1 AP Scholar with Distinction

SAT vs. GPA AND ACT vs. GPA
Total Number of Students: 171 GPA 50% Range • GPA (weighted): 3.74–4.37 • GPA (unweighted): 3:34–3.93 Class of 2010–2024 SAT vs. GPA Total Students Who Took the SAT: 154 • 50% Range: 1182–1370 • Mean: 1270
Class of 2020–2024 ACT vs. GPA Total Seniors Who Took the ACT: 47 • 50% Range: 25–30 • Mean: 27
The correlation between Geneva students' test scores and their GPAs provides strong evidence for the integrity of The Geneva School's academic program.

THE CLASSICAL DIFFERENCE
The data below is from a 2018–19 comparative study called The Good Soil report, an analysis of 24–42 year old alumni from public, secular private, Catholic, evangelical Christian, religious homeschool, and ACCS (classical Christian) schools. (Research & Analysis: Dr. David Sikkink, University of Notre Dame, Sociology Department