Cranbrook Schools


 
39221 Woodward Ave. - Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303 248-645-3610
Day School | Boarding School

Overview

Region
Detroit MI Area
Program Emphasis
Boarding School
Day School
All Grades PK-12
Grade Divisions
Kindergarten
Primary
Secondary
Religious Affiliation Nondenominational
Student Body Coed
Dress Code Casual
School Setting Suburban
Campus Size (Acres) 315 acres
Head of School Arlyce Seibert
Endowment 150 million

Admission

Director of Admission Drew Miller
Application Required Yes
Application Fee Amount $25 for domestic, $100 for international
Application Deadline(s) Rolling admission, with applications under review starting Feb. 15
Financial Aid Awarded In 2002, $4.7 million
% of Students Receiving Financial Aid 30%
Admission Tests Accepted
SSAT
TOEFL
Day Student Tuition $27,450.00
Boarding Student Tuition $37,900.00
International Student Tuition $37,900.00

Student Enrollment

Boys 401
Girls 362
Boarding Students 260
Day Students 503
International
Canada
China
France
Germany
Indonesia
Japan
Korea
Other (Croatia)
Spain
Taiwan
UK
United States
Alabama
California
Connecticut
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Texas
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Majority of students come from Other(Midwest)
% of International Students 14%

Academics

Full Time Faculty 81
Part Time Faculty 15
% of Faculty with Doctorate 17%
% of Faculty with Masters 64%
Student/Faculty ratio 8:1
Average Class Size 16
A Sampling of Courses Offered
Algebra
American History
American Literature
Anatomy
Art
Astronomy
Biology
Botany
Calculus
Ceramics
Chemistry
Choir
Classics
Computer Programming
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Dance
Drama
Driver Education
Earth Science
Economics
Electives
English
English as a Second Language
English Literature
Environmental Science
Ethics
European History
Expository Writing
Film
Fine Arts
French
Genetics
Geography
Geology
Geometry
German
History
Latin
Mathematics
Music
Other (17 English electives)
Outdoor Education
Philosophy
Photography
Physics
Physiology
Pre-calculus
Psychology
Religion
Science
Sculpture
Spanish
Speech
Statistics
Studio Art
Theater Theology
World History
Writing
Zen Buddhism
A.P. Courses Offered
Biology
Calculus AB
Chemistry
Computer Science A
European History
French Language
French Literature
Latin Literature
Other (Spanish)
Physics B
Statistics
US History

College Placement Office

Average SAT I Scores (Math) 640
Average SAT I Scores (Verbal) 628
Dedicated College Placement Office Yes
Recent College Matriculations University of Michigan, Indiana University, New York University, Michigan State University, MIT, Northwestern, Cornell, Boston University, Georgetown, Brown, Yale, Kansas City Art Institute, Emory, Colorado.
% of Graduates Who Attend College 100%

Athletics & Extra-Curricular Activities

Athletics
baseball
basketball
crew
cross-country
diving
fencing
field hockey
football
golf
ice hockey
lacrosse
skiing (downhill)
soccer
softball
swimming
tennis
track and field
volleyball
Recreational Sports
aerobics
bowling
cycling
fitness
karate
mountain biking
outdoor club/skills
ultimate frisbee
weight lifting
yoga
Extra-Curricular Activities
A Capella
African American Club
Choir
Community Service Program
Computer Club
Drama Club
French Club
Gay/Straight Alliance
International Club
Literary Magazine
Newspaper
Orchestra
Other (Amnesty International)
School Band
Spanish Club
Student Government
Tour Guides
Yearbook

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Cranbrook Schools's financial aid at a glance:

  • Financial Aid Awarded: In 2002, $4.7 million
  • % of Students Receiving Financial Aid: 30%

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