Frequently Asked Questions: June 2026

F A Q June 2026

Keio Academy of New York 3 College Road

Purchase, NY 10577

Contact：admissions@keio.edu

KEIO ACADEMY OF NEW YORK FAQ Table of Contents ★ School Life

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★ Boarding & Commuting

2

★ After Graduation

3

★ Qualifications for Applying

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★ Entrance Examination

5

★ Application

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★ School Fees

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★ Other Matters

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Appendix 1 Curriculum Appendix 2 Extracurricular Activities Appendix 3 After Graduation Appendix 4 Statistics for the 2024 – 2025 Entrance Exam Admissions Office Keio Academy of New York E-mail: admissions@keio.edu www.keio.edu

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★ School Life Q1. When does the academic calendar start?

A. Our academic calendar starts in September and ends in June.

Q2. Are the Grades structured in the “American-style”?

A. Yes, we are a Grade 9 to Grade12 high school. Grade 9 is equivalent to the 3rd Grade of Junior High School in Japan.

Q3. How many students are enrolled?

A. The total enrolment for the 2025-2026.

2025-2026 # of students

9th Grade 34(18)

Q4. Are all classes taught in English?

＊（ ）indicates the number of female students 10th - 12th Grade Total 262（144） 296（162） As of June 01, 2026

A. Most our classes are taught in English except for Japanese and Japanese History. The School provides extra help for those who need it in English and Japanese. Please refer to Appendix 1 for more information on the curriculum.

Q5. How much spoken English is necessary in daily life?

A. Daily life is conducted almost entirely in English. This is because the School is committed to graduating all students with proficient English.

Q6. Are classes separated in terms of levels?

A. Yes, the main subjects are separated depending on proficiency levels. Please refer to Appendix 1 for more information on the curriculum.

Q7. Do you have courses specified for liberal arts or science courses?

A. We do not have specified courses. However, students who aspire to attend the faculty of Medicine, Science and Technology, or Pharmacy, will need to take designated science and mathematics courses in order to be eligible when choosing such faculties.

Q8. How do students study after school? Are there academic offerings after school?

A. As a boarding school, we offer a variety of programs beyond the regular academic curriculum after school. Academic Extension (AE) classes, music lessons, clubs and sport fill the day in addition to core curriculum classes in the daily schedule. There is also a Saturday Morning Program that includes classes in Art and Music, Debate and Public Speaking. Please refer to Appendix 1 for more information on AE.

Q9. What kind of extra-curricular activities do you have?

A. Please refer to Appendix 2 for more information on extra-curricular activities.

Q10. Is it possible to take individual piano lessons or other instruments besides extra-

curricular activities?

A. Yes, the Director of Music will arrange this for you.

Q11. If my parents return to Japan, is it possible to transfer to other Keio affiliated schools?

A. No, you cannot transfer to other Keio affiliated schools. If you are a commuter and your parents come back to Japan, you can become a boarder.

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★ Boarding and Commuting Q12. Do we need to live in the houses?

A. The great majority of students are boarders and the school runs as a boarding school, though there are also day students (commuters).

Q13. How many students are in a room?

A. There are two students per room.

Q14. How are the roommates in the houses decided?

A. Dean of Boarding will decide the roommates for incoming students. For those who are currently enrolled, the students will submit their own choice of roommates and the Dean of Boarding will decide with consideration.

Q15. Can we/you go off campus?

A. You will need special permission to go off campus on weekdays. On weekends, there are certain towns close to Keio, White Plains and Harrison, where students can visit without chaperones. With prior permission from parents, Grade 11 and Grade 12 can go to approved areas in and around Manhattan without chaperones on Saturdays, Sundays, and school holidays.

There are off-campus study trips to the museums and shopping tours regularly sponsored by the School.

Q16. Who takes care of the students in the houses?

A. The Head of House is your house parent. He or she is assisted by a Boarding Assistant.

There are around 40-50 students in each house, spread through Grades 9-12. In case of health issues, the Heath Center is open from 8:00 to 18:30 on the weekdays, 8:30 to 17:30 on Saturdays, and from 13:00 to 17:30 on Sundays and holidays (even when there are no classes such as spring break). An on-call nurse is available at night.

Q17. Do the students do laundry and clean the houses on their own?

A. Students clean their own rooms and the janitors take care of shared spaces like hallways and shower rooms. Students do their own laundry in the houses free of charge.

Q18. Do the students need to leave the house during long vacations?

A. Yes, the houses are closed during winter and summer vacations.

A package for round-trip travel to Japan, offered by a travel agency contracted with the School, may be available during these periods.

Q19. How do the commuters commute to school?

A. Commuters can commute to school via private cars or school buses. If you are using a private car, the car may only be driven by parents. Students are not allowed to drive on their own. The availability of school buses depends on the school district of where you live. *Depending on the school district, your request for bus services to non-public schools (Keio Academy of New York) may not be accepted if you fail to meet the deadline (usually the end of March). In case you apply for Spring Admissions I and/or II, you are highly recommended to submit the request no later than the deadline. Please contact your local school district for more information.

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★ After Graduation Q20. Can students attend Keio University after graduation?

A. Our graduates can attend one of the 10 undergraduate departments upon the recommendation from the Headmaster.

Q21. If a student chooses to attend Keio University, is it possible for the student to choose

his/her faculty?

A. You can freely choose the faculty as you wish, but the Headmaster of Keio Academy of New York will make its decision based on your overall accomplishments of the School.

Q22. Which faculties do the graduates move on to?

A. Please refer to Appendix 3 for more information.

Q23. What are the choices the students can make in terms of faculties starting in

September?

A. At Keio University, the Faculties of Law, Policy Management, and Environment and Information Studies also offer September admission in addition to April admission. The PEARL program in the Faculty of Economics only accepts students in September.

★ Qualifications for Applying Students may apply for admission into Grade 9 or Grade 10 of Keio Academy of New York if they meet either of the following criteria: 1) An applicant for Grade 9 must be enrolled in Grade 8 of primary education or Grade 9 of secondary education either inside or outside Japan (overseas Japanese schools inclusive), as of December 31 of the year before he/she wishes to enter the school.

In addition, the applicant must expect to complete his/her Grade 8 or 9 by August 31 of the year he/she wishes to enter the school.

2) An applicant for the Grade 10 must be enrolled in Grade 9 or 10 of secondary education either inside or outside Japan (overseas Japanese schools inclusive), as of December 31 of the year before he/she wishes to enter the school. In addition, the applicant must expect to complete his/her Grade 9 or 10 by August 31 of the year he/she wishes to enter the school.

1.

Place of Residence

Q24. Do you need to be residing in the United States to apply?

A. No.

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Q25. I am currently living in Japan. Can I apply for the School?

A. Yes Q26. I am in Grade 7 in the United States but if I were in Japan, I will be in the 2nd grade of

Junior High School. Can I apply for the School?

A. Please compare your current grade level at your present school with the admissions qualifications, rather than on your date of birth or the grade you would be in under the Japanese school system.

Q27. From what countries do the students come?

A. Students come from about 30 countries around the world. In the past, students have come from the following countries: Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina, Guatemala, Peru, Paraguay, Panama, Canada, the United States, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Russia, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, Ukraine, Pakistan, India, Switzerland, Denmark, Czechoslovakia, Spain, Turkey, Egypt, Belgium, Korea, Japan, Malaysia, China, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Myanmar, Vietnam, Hong Kong , South Africa, UAE and Kenya.

2.

Status of Residence

Q28. Do I have to be living abroad with my parents to apply?

A. No. The place you reside or the fact that you may or may not live with your parents do not affect your qualifications for applying 3.

Transfer

Q29. Is there an entry point for students at Grade11 and Grade 12 level?

A. No.

Q30. Is there an opportunity to transfer to the School during the school year?

A. No, there is not.

4.

Applying Multiple Times

Q31. I applied for Grade10 this year but was not admitted. Is it possible to go into

another school and try again for Grade 10 next year?

A. Yes, as long as you meet the requirements, you can apply for the School.

Q32. If I am not accepted in the first admissions process, is it possible to apply again in the

same academic year?

A. Yes, as long as you meet the requirements, you can apply multiple times in the same academic year.

Q33. I am a 3rd grade student in a Japanese Junior High School. I applied and was not

admitted as a Grade10 student. Is it possible for me to apply again in the same year as a Grade 9 student?

A. Yes, as long as you meet the requirements, you can change the grade that you wish to be admitted into.

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★Entrance Examination

2027 Admissions We will post further details on our website when available.

Fall Admissions / Spring Admissions I / Spring Admissions II First Screening: Document Screening Second Screening: Written Exams (English, Mathematics, and Japanese) Interview (English and Japanese) Second Screening Venue：NY & Tokyo (Fall Admissions / Spring Admissions I) NY (Spring Admissions II) Q34. What is the deviation score?

A. As we take a more holistic approach, incorporating the three written exams (English, Math, and Japanese), the interviews and the submitted documents, we do not have a deviation score.

Q35. Is there a minimum cut line?

A. We do not have a fixed cut line for our exams.

Q36. Can you tell me details about the exams such as distribution of points or other

standards regarding the process?

A. We do not disclose any details regarding the application process.

Q37. Can I bring a dictionary to the written exams?

A. No dictionaries or other references may be brought into the exams.

Q38. I am planning to apply from Japan. How many students are permitted entrance from

Japan?

A. We do not have a set number of entrants that depends on where the students reside.

Q39. Are there separate questions for students applying from Japan?

A. The test material is the same for everyone.

Q40. Is it possible for students who have only studied English in Japan, and for those who

are not returnees, to pass the entrance examinations?

A. There are students who were only enrolled in Japanese schools or overseas Japanese schools (students who received education in Japan) at our school. Even students who receive education only in Japanese have a good chance of passing, but please try to acquire English skills in preparation for school life after admission, not just for the entrance exam.

Q41. Please tell me about the units covered on the math examination?

A. The test will cover materials up until the 3rd grade of Japanese Junior High School which is the equivalent of Geometry and Algebra I in the United States.

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Q42. Can I use a Scientific Calculator during the math exam?

A. You may not use any calculators during the written exams.

Q43. When are the interviews conducted?

A. The interviews are conducted immediately after the written exams or the day after. The School will designate the date and time accordingly.

Q44. What is the acceptance rate? How many students apply from Japan?

A. Please refer to Appendix 4 for more information.

Q45. Do you recommend taking English proficiency tests?

A. Yes. These help the School to determine your level in terms of English fluency. We recommend the TOEFL, TOEFL (iBT), TOEIC, and EIKEN.

★ Application Q46. Will a copy of the transcript suffice in place of the 入学志願者調査書 (Japanese form)?

A. We do not accept copies of the transcripts. A sealed 入学志願者調査書 will need to be submitted directly from the school.

Q47. As my school does not rank students, we cannot fill in the criteria in the

入学志願者調査書. What should I do?

A. A rank helps us to determine your academic capabilities, but if that is not possible, please tell us the reason why. As a supplement, detailed comments about you will help your application.

Q48. How important is the 入学志願者調査書?

A. Our admissions process embraces the holistic view which incorporates all aspects of the student. Therefore, we do not have a set criterion when viewing grades. We conduct our first screening process based on the submitted documents and the second screening process will be the written exams and interviews.

Q49. I want to apply for Grade 10, but, I just entered high school and it is difficult for me to

prepare the same required documents. Do I still need to submit these?

A. These documents are important for assessment so they cannot be discharged. If there are some parts of the documents you cannot prepare, ask your School to write in the reasons as comments where necessary.

Q50. Is it better for me to write the essay in English or Japanese?

A. The evaluation criteria is the same regardless of which language is used. The content of the essay is more important than which language you use to write in.

Q51. It is difficult to send the documents via either courier or postal mail due to the

infrastructure of where I live. What should I do?

A. Online submission is possible besides mailing.

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Q52. Is there financial aid for incoming students?

A. We have information regarding Bursary Program (Financial Aid) in our admissions information. Please refer to the admissions information for more details.

*Request from the Academy Recently, there has been an increase in the number of applicants who sent their application documents from their schools just before the deadline. However, if they are incomplete, there is a possibility that the submission of documents will not be completed on time. Please note that the School will not start your application process unless we receive all necessary documents. ★ School Fees Q53. What is the cost for the year?

A.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

For the 2026-2027 Academic Year:

Admissions Fee $4,200 Tuition Fee $34,400 Room and Board (Boarder) $19,100 Commuter Fee (Commuter) $4,050 Deposit on Materials (includes student insurance) $3,000 Facilities Fee $3,000 Pre-Entry Program Fee * $1,000 * Pre-Entry Program is conducted for new students a few days prior the entrance ceremony to prepare for their new school and boarding life.

＜Fee for the first year＞ Boarders （1・2・3・5・6・7）

$64,700

Commuters (1・2・4・5・6・7）

$49,650

In addition to the standard fee, the following costs will normally apply ・Application Fee: $500 ・Parents Association Fee ・School uniform costs ・Club activities fees (costs vary depending on the activity) ・Participation fees for official School events (Theatre trips etc.) ・Participation fees for unofficial School events ・Travel fees for long vacations ・House-ware storage fee for summer vacation cost or cost for shipping ・Allowance * The above fees may be revised for the 2027-2028 school year.

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★ Other Matters Q54. How should I spend my time until I attend School in September? Are there specific

programs for the students to study English in Japan?

A. If you need assistance, please contact the School for advice. If you are attending the Grade 9 and are currently residing in Japan, you need to belong to a school as it is a legal requirement.

Being independent and self-disciplined is key to successful boarding life. Therefore, it would be beneficial to work on your time management skill on a disciplined daily schedule.

Q55. I heard that I need to obtain a visa to study in the United States. Do I need one to go to

Keio?

A. If you do not hold a visa, you cannot participate in any educational programs or camps hosted by a school in the United States. We are an educational institution accredited by the state of New York. If you do not hold any of the status below, you will need to petition for as student (F-1) visa.

• • •

American citizen Green card Other visas（E, G, H, L etc.）

If you are a holder of any of the above, you do not need to apply for a visa.

Prospective students who do not hold the above status should not enrol in English language courses offered by other U.S. schools before participating in the Pre-Entry Program, as doing so may create visa-related complications and make it more difficult to obtain an F-1 visa.

Q56. I would like to see the campus in person. Do you hold open campuses or is it possible to

visit individually?

A. You can visit our campus during Open House or other information sessions. You can also visit the campus individually. We have a “SCHOOL VISIT FORM” on our website, so please register with one week prior notice.

＜＜For the most recent and detailed information, please check our website＞＞

http://www.keio.edu Contact：

Keio Academy of New York Admissions Office E-mail: admissions@keio.edu

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Appendix 1 2025-2026 Courses and Credits (Grade 9 - 12) SUBJECT

教科

as of 9/01/2025 9 th

LANGUAGE 授業言語

R.

R.E.

E.

10 th A.

R.

R.E.

E.

11 th A.

R.

7

R.E.

E.

12 th A.

R.

R.E.

ENGLISH

英語

English 9,10,11,12

英語 9,10,11,12

E

8

4

English as a Second Language

ESL

E

8

8

Language Arts

ランゲージアート

E

Creative Writing

クリエイティブライティング

E

2

Introduction to Performing Arts

演劇入門

E

2

Introduction to Film

映画入門

E

2

E

4

The Graphic Novel as Literature and Art

グラフィック・ノベル：文学と芸術の 視点から

JAPANESE

日本語

Japanese 9

国語9年

J

Introduction to Public Speaking 9

パブリックスピーキング入門

J

Japanese Literature 10, 11, 12

日本文学

J

Research & Presentations 10, 11, 12

10年11年12年

リサーチとプレゼンテーション 10年11年12年

4

2

5 4 3

J

3

2

3

2

2

Japanese Language 9, 10, 11

MATHEMATICS

数学

Algebra and Geometry

代数と幾何

E

Algebra and Trigonometry

代数と三角関数

E

Precalculus

基礎解析

E

Calculus

微積分

E

Linear Algebra

線形代数

E

3

Statistics

統計学

E

2

J

4

4

4

5 5 5 5

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

理科

The Nature of Science

科学とは何か

E

Chemistry

化学

E

5

Computer Literacy

コンピュータ

E

2

Health Science

保健

E

2

Biology

生物

E

Physics

物理

E

5

Java Programming

Java

E

2

Environmental Science

環境

E

5

Introduction to Astronomy

天文学入門

E

2

Advanced Chemistry

化学（上級）

E

6

Advanced Biology

生物（上級）

E

5

Advanced Physics

物理（上級）

E

5

SOCIAL STUDIES

社会

Geography for the Global Citizen

世界地理

E

世界史と異文化理解

E

Discovering World History and Cultural Studies

5

5 5

4 4

U.S. Government and History

アメリカ史と政治

E

Japanese History and Government

日本の歴史と政治

E/J

Economics and Business

経済

E

4

Political Thought

政治

E

4

Advanced Cultural Studies Research

異文化理解研究

E

4

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

体育

PE 9,10,11,12

体育9,10,11,12

E

A.

4

日本語

9年10年11年

E.

4 4

2

2

3

2

SUBJECT

9 th

LANGUAGE

教科

授業言語

R.

R.E.

10 th

E.

A.

R.

R.E.

E.

11 th A.

R.

R.E.

E.

12 th A.

R.

R.E.

E.

ART

美術

Traditional Drawing & Painting

美術

E

2

2

2

2

Mixed Media Art

美術

E

2

2

2

2

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

Advanced Woodwind Ensemble

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

Honors Chorus

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

Honors Orchestra

音楽

E

2

2

2

2

ACADEMIC EXTENSION

アカデミックエクステンション

Jun AE: Independent Living Skills

インデペンデントリビングスキルズ

E

Sen AE

リベラルアーツ科目

E/J

MUSIC

音楽

Brass Workshop (Beginner & Intermediate) Advanced Brass Ensemble String Workshop (Beginner & Intermediate) Advanced String Ensemble Woodwind Workshop (Beginner & Intermediate)

2 1

SATURDAY MORNING PROGRAM

土曜プログラム

Jun SMP Art

美術

E

2

2

Jun SMP Music

音楽

E

2

2

Sen SMP Debate and Public Speaking

ディベートとプレゼンテーション

E

9 th

= Required（必修科目）

R.E. = Required Elective（必修選択科目） E. = Elective (選択科目） A. = Assigned（ 指定科目） "One (1) Credit" = 45 minute period per week for 35 weeks (45分／週、35週間)

1

2

Note: R.

A.

2

10 th

11 th

12 th

R.

R.E.

E.

A.

R.

R.E.

E.

A.

R.

R.E.

E.

A.

R.

R.E.

E.

A.

21

2

0~6

12

27

2

0~6

8

31

1~6

0~6

0~4

22

9~15

0~6

0~5

35~41

37~43

36~43

The elective courses might be canceled if the number of registered students is too small.

SENIOR ACADEMIC EXTENSION Course Name

コース名

Course Name

コース名

Design Thinking 101

デザイン思考101

Japanese Book Club

日本語ブッククラブ（日本語書籍）

Japanese Language Expression

国語表現

Introduction to Kendo

剣道入門

Board Game Mechanisms and Design

ボードゲームの仕組みとデザイン

Pop Science

ポップの科学

History of Warfare

戦いの歴史

Current Events

時事問題

A History of Film

映画の歴史

World Currency: Art, Culture,

世界の通貨:

Feminism in the United States

アメリカにおけるフェミニズム

Geography, History and Language

芸術、文化、地理、歴史、言語

Math for High Flyers

⾼等数学

Birds and Literature

⿃の文学

Introduction to Chinese Culture

中国文化入門

Journey Through Western Painting：

西洋絵画の旅：初期ルネッサンスから

The History of Popular Music

⼤衆音楽の歴史

From Early Renaissance to Modern

近代まで

Kitano and Tarantino: film directors in

北野武 vs クエンティン・タランティーノ、

The Fashion World

ファッションの世界

the East and the West

東西映画界の鬼才

Astronomy

天文学

Headmaster's Book Club

学院長によるブッククラブ（英語書籍）

Stress Management and Relief

ストレスマネージメント

Model UN

模擬国連

The History of Cinema in the 20th Century

20世紀映画史

Create＆ Sing

作詞・歌唱表現 中国語会話

World Languages

世界の言葉

Watch and Talk

観て話そう！

Chinese Language

36~43

Appendix 2 Sports Program for 2025-2026 Varsity Sports Interscholastic Varsity Sports are offered in three (3) separate seasons. Players will be selected in tryouts 

Fall Boys: Soccer Girls: Tennis, Volleyball Coed Cross Country

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Winter Boys: Basketball Girls: Basketball

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Spring Boys: Lacrosse, Tennis Girls: Lacrosse

House Sports Intramural House Sports are open for all students.

Activities include but are not limited to Badminton, Baseball, Dance, Tennis, Running/Jogging, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Yoga, Weight Training, Futsal, Basketball, Lacrosse, and Soccer.

Cultural Clubs for 2025-2026

Keio Academy believe that student life thrives beyond the classroom through vibrant and diverse club activities. Cultural clubs offer students unique opportunities to explore their passions, develop essential leadership skills, foster creativity, and build meaningful connections within our school community.

• Art Club • Baking Club • Calligraphy Club • Chess Club • Creative Workshop Club • Dance Club • Fukuzawa Research Club • Kendo Club • Mathematics Club • Newspaper Club • Rock Band Club • Science Club • Tea Ceremony Club

Appendix 3

慶應義塾ニューヨーク学院 Graduation Year

卒業後の進路先 / After Graduation from Keio Academy of New York

慶應義塾大学進学学部（学科） / Keio University 文学部 Faculty of Letters 経済学部 Faculty of Economics 法学部法律学科 Faculty of Law Department of Law 法学部政治学科 Faculty of Law Department of Political Science 商学部 Faculty of Business and Commerce 医学部 School of Medicine 理工学部 Faculty of Science and Technology 総合政策学部 Faculty of Policy Management 環境情報学部 Faculty of Environment and Information Studies 看護医療学部 Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care 薬学部薬科学科（4年制） Faculty of Pharmacy Department of Pharmacy (4 Years) 薬学部薬学科（6年制） Faculty of Pharmacy Department of Pharmacy (6 Years) 慶應義塾大学へ進学合計 Total students advancing to Keio University その他 Others

卒業生 合計 Total Graduates

2020

2021

2022

4

9

(7) 10

(7)

2

18

(5) 22

(6) 22

(7) 22

10

(9) 10

(7) 10

(6)

10

(9) 10

15

1

(1)

2025

(1)

(7) 14

(6) 16

(5)

8

(3)

7

(2)

7

(5)

(4) 10

(7) 10

(5)

7

(5)

7

(5)

(5) 15

(8) 15

(11) 11

(3) 10

(2)

9

(5)

2

(1)

2

-

2

(2)

2

(2)

2

(1)

2

(2)

6

(1)

4

(3)

5

(3)

7

(2)

4

(1)

3

(2)

14

(6) 12

(3) 15

(7)

5

(2) 10

(7)

7

(5)

14

(4)

6

(4)

5

(5) 10

(4)

6

(2)

8

(7)

1

(1)

2

(2)

1

(1)

1

(1)

0

-

0

-

0

-

1

(1)

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

0

-

99

(48)

94

(45)

89

(53)

78

(30)

61

(27)

60

(37)

0

-

2

-

0

-

2

-

2

(1)

1

-

99

(48)

96

(45)

89

(53)

80

(30)

63

(28)

61

(37)

・( )内は女子

(1)

2024

1

・( )Indicates the number of female students

過去の慶應義塾大学以外への進学先 / In previous years, graduates attended other than Keio University: Art Institute of Chicago (USA), Brown University (USA), College of Mexico (Mexico), New England Conservatory of Music (USA), New York University (USA), Pratt Institute (USA), Soka University of America (USA), Stanford University (USA), The State University of New York (USA), Swarthmore College (USA), The Juilliard School (USA), The University of St. Andrews (UK), University of San Francisco (USA), Vocational School (USA), Wellesley College (USA), Parsons School of Design (USA), Columbia University (USA), Georgetown University (USA), The University of Debrecen (Hungary), Semmelweis University (Hungary) 東京大学、福岡大学（医）、国際医療福祉大学（医）、酪農学園大学 (獣医）

(4)

2023

Appendix 4

＜Entrance Examination Results for 2024-2025＞ FALL ADMISSIONS Recruiting Number of Students

All Exams yield approximately 90 students: male and female 9th and 10th graders.

(A)

Grade

Grade 9

Year Total Applications Submitted

Total Applicants

Total Admits

Total Enrolled

Admit Rate

＊（

SPRING ADMISSIONS I SPRING ADMISSIONS II

Grade 10

Grade 9

Grade 10

Grade 9

Grade 10

2024

2025

2024

2025

2024

2025

2024

2025

2024

2025

2024

2025

(B)

28(15)

38(18)

41(14)

71(32)

23(5)

26(9)

30(14)

27(14)

16(2)

12(3)

18(6)

9(6)

From Japan

22

22

31

60

17

18

20

24

11

4

13

9

(C)

28(15)

38(18)

41(14)

71(32)

23(5)

25(8)

29(13)

27(14)

16(2)

11(3)

18(6)

9(6)

From Japan

22

22

31

60

17

17

20

24

11

4

13

9

(D)

15(10)

19(11)

25(11)

29(17)

7(5)

6(3)

13(8)

7(6)

5(2)

4(3)

6(1)

4(3)

From Japan

10

8

20

25

5

5

9

5

2

0

3

4

（E）

15(10)

19(11)

25(11)

28(17)

6(4)

6(3)

13(8)

7(6)

4(2)

3(2)

6(1)

4(30

From Japan

10

8

20

24

5

5

9

5

2

0

3

4

(C/D)

1.9

2.0

1.6

2.4

3.3

4.2

2.2

3.9

3.2

2.8

3.0

2.5

）indicates the number of female applicants

＊ The column ‘From Japan’ indicates the number of applicants from Japan