College

Students and families benefit from the services of our professional college counselor, during their junior and senior years. Waldorf graduates complete their undergraduate degrees from a broad range of schools, from small liberal arts colleges to large state universities, including the top schools in North America.

College Acceptances for Recent Seattle Waldorf
High School Graduates Include:

Adelphi University  Garden City, NY
Art Institute of Boston  Boston, MA
Beloit College  Beloit, WI
Bennington College  Bennington, Vermont
California College of Art  San Francisco, CA
City Year  Providence, RI
Earlham College  Richmond, IN
Evergreen State College  Olympia, WA
Indiana University  Bloomington, IN
Goucher College  Baltimore, MD
Guilford College  Greensboro, NC
Kalamazoo College  Kalamazoo, MI
McDaniel College  Westminster, MD
New York University, Tisch College of the Arts  New York, NY
Occidental College Los Angeles, CA
Pacific Northwest College of Art  Portland, OR
Parsons: The New School for Design  New York, NY
Rhode Island School of Design  Providence, RI
San Francisco Art Institute  San Francisco, CA
Sarah Lawrence College  Bronxville, New York
School of the Art Institute of Chicago  Chicago, IL
St. Johns College  Santa Fe, NM
University of Arizona  Tucson, AZ
University of California, Berkeley  Berkeley, CA
University of Washington  Seattle, WA
Western Washington University  Bellingham, WA
Wheelock College  Boston, MA
Whitman College  Walla Walla, WA
Willamette University  Salem, OR

Where Are Waldorf Students Accepted and Where Do They Go?

“The simple answer is, 'everywhere.’ They go to schools from Amherst to Yale, from the University of Maine to the University of California at San Diego. They go to local community colleges and to elite Ivy League universities. Some go to design schools, music, visual and performing art schools.” †  Some students choose to travel before entering college, and others choose a vocational school or enter into apprenticeship and working life.

 Excerpt from “Life After Waldorf High School” by Abraham Enten, published by AWSNA