Facts & Figures

Faculty

  • Total number of faculty: 60
  • Number of teaching faculty: 36
  • Percentage of teaching faculty with advanced degrees: 73%
  • Overall student-faculty ratio: 4 to 1
  • Average class size: 13
  • Overall faculty residing on campus: 80%

Testing averages

  • SAT Reading ­ Middle 50 percent range (class of 2008): 560-660
  • SAT Mathematics – Middle 50 percent range (class of 2008): 580-710
  • SAT Writing – Middle 50 percent range (class of 2008): 580-670
  • AP exams taken: 226
  • Percentage of students scoring 3 or better on AP exams (2008): 91%
  • Total AP Scholars: 37

College placement

Approximately 60 students graduate from Asheville School each year. These are some of the schools chosen by Asheville School graduates over the last 5 years (multiple matriculations have an asterisk or number):

Class of 2007

American University
Appalachian State University
Boston University
Carnegie Mellon University
College of Wooster
Dartmouth College
Delaware Valley College
Duke University
George Washington University
Harvard University (2)
Howard University
Johns Hopkins University
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Lewis & Clark College
Liberty University
North Carolina State University
Oglethorpe College
Purdue University
Randolph College
Rice University
Smith College
Tulane University
University of Illinois
University of Mississippi (2)
University of North Carolina - Asheville (2)
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (5)
University of Pennsylvania (2)
University of South Carolina - Columbia
University of the South - Sewanee
University of Texas - San Antonio
University of Washington
Washington & Lee University

Facts and Figures.

Asheville School At A Glance



Enrollment Overview

  • Total number of students: 260
  • Boarding students: 194 (75%)
  • Day students: 66 (25%)
  • Female students: 140 (54%)
  • Male students: 120 (46%)
  • Boarding-Day Ratio: 3 to 1
  • Domestic students: 224
  • International students: 36
  • Percentage of financial aid recipients: 26%
  • Percentage of applicants admitted fall 2007: 49%

Geographic Distribution

  • Asheville School students represent 22 states and 12 countries.
  • South: 73%
  • International: 14%
  • Mid-Atlantic/New England: 7%
  • West: 3%
  • Midwest: 3%

Opportunities

  • Number of interscholastic teams: 20
  • Number of student-led organizations: 30
  • Amount of school endowment: $37 million

Dress Code

Asheville School students are expected to maintain a well-groomed, well-dressed appearance. For boys, classroom dress includes jackets and ties; for girls, a dress skirt, or jumper, or dress slacks with a blazer. Some substitutions may be permitted according to the season. Neat casual dress is required at other times.