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Subiaco Academy History
| Subiaco Academy, founded by the Benedictine monks of Subiaco Abbey in 1887, seeks young men of character and intelligence, from around the world, who have a desire to go onto a college or university of their choice by working diligently in their studies. Subiaco is located in western Arkansas near Fort Smith. Subiaco boasts small classes, individual attention, music, fine arts, drama, championship sports, a full range of honors and AP classes, and 100% college placement. We strive to develop the whole person within the Catholic Benedictine tradition of prayer, scholarship, and work. A beautiful 100- acre campus with excellent facilities provides the setting for a young man to grow graciously to manhood. |
Subiaco Academy Overview
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| All Grades | 7-12 | ||
| Boarding Grades | 7-12 | ||
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| Religious Affiliation | Roman Catholic | ||
| Student Body | Boys | ||
| Dress Code | Uniform | ||
| School Setting | Rural | ||
| Campus Size (Acres) | 100 | ||
| Head of School | Michael Burke | ||
| Endowment | $3,500,000 |
Admission
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| Web Address | http://www.subi.org | ||
| Director of Admission | Scott Breed | ||
| Admission Application | Apply to Subiaco Academy | ||
| Application Required | Yes | ||
| Application Fee Amount | $50 | ||
| Application Deadline(s) | Open Enrollment | ||
| Financial Aid Deadline(s) | June 30 | ||
| Financial Aid Awarded | |||
| % of Students Receiving Financial Aid | 35% | ||
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| Day Student Tuition | $6,220.00 | ||
| 5-Day Boarding Student Tuition | $17,495.00 | ||
| Boarding Student Tuition | $19,645.00 | ||
| International Student Tuition | $25,145.00 |
Student Enrollment
| Total Enrollment | 185 | ||
| Boys | 185 | ||
| Girls | 0 | ||
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| Boarding Students | 145 | ||
| Day Students | 40 | ||
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| Majority of students come from | Southwest | ||
| % of Students of Color | 5 | ||
| % of International Students | 40 |
Academics
| Full Time Faculty | 24 | ||
| Part Time Faculty | 6 | ||
| % of Faculty with Advanced Degrees | 66 | ||
| % of Faculty with Doctorate | 1 | ||
| % of Faculty with Masters | 15 | ||
| Student/Faculty ratio | 9:1 | ||
| Average Class Size | 12 | ||
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College Placement Office
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| Dedicated College Placement Office | Yes |
| Recent College Matriculations | 45 members of the Subiaco class of 2009 will be attending college in the fall of 2009. They will be attending 34 colleges in 22 states plus Mexico. The colleges to which they accepted admission are: The United States Naval Academy (MD), George Washington University (DC), George Mason University (VA), Rice University (TX), Hampden Sydney University (VA), Drury University (MO), St. Mary’s University (TX), St. John’s University (MN), Colorado University, Southern Utah University, Illinois State University, Ohio State University, Arkansas State University, Henderson State University, Texas State University San Marcos, Indiana University, Louisiana Tech University, Arkansas Tech University, University of Arkansas, University of Washington, University of Louisville (KY), University of Cincinnati (OH), University of Oklahoma, University of Memphis (TN), University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, University of North Texas, University of Illinois-Urbana Champagne, University of Southern California, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Central Arkansas, University of the Ozarks, University of California-San Diego, Coastal Carolina University (SC), and the University of Monterrey in Mexico. Members of the Subiaco Class of 2009 were also accepted to: West Point (NY), The Citadel (SC), Tulane (LA), University of Notre Dame (IN), Case Western Reserve University (OH), Wake Forest University (NC), Purdue University (IN), Benedictine College (KS), Texas A & M, Seton Hall University, Penn State University, University of Pittsburgh (PA), Rider University (NJ), Drew University (NJ), University of Houston, Centenary University (LA), University of Dallas, Schreiner University (TX), Rockhurst University (M0), Houston Baptist University, Oklahoma State University, State University of New York-Albany, Binghamton, and Buffalo, Lyon College (AR), and Austin College (TX). |
| % of Graduates Who Attend College | 100% |
Athletics & Extra-Curricular Activities
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Subiaco Academy Notes
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