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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE OC’s abundant sunshine and education offerings attract students f rom around the world
HIGHER EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS Whether you are a rising high school senior navigating college applications or considering an advanced degree to accelerate your career, options abound in Orange County. Orange County is home to more than 20 colleges and universities, from UC Irvine to Chapman university in Orange to Saddleback Community College in Mission Viejo and Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, OC offers exceptional academic opportunities to local and international students. Source: PrivateSchoolReview.com
PREFER PRIVATE? HERE’S A SUMMARY OF YOUR OC OPTIONS: • Traditional. This type of school may be a for-profit business or a non-profit (such as those run by private foundations). • Boarding. A boarding school by definition is any school that offers food and lodging. Most require students to live on campus during the school year. • Montessori. This school model put a great emphasis on exploration and individualized learning. Most offer curriculum from Pre-K through grade 8. • Parochial. A parochial school is a religious private school that receives funding from a local church. • Religious. These private institutions have a specific religious affiliation such as Catholic, Lutheran or non-denominational Christian.
OC STATS AT-A-GLANCE
380
Private School in Orange County Serving
71,224 Students
The average tuition cost is
$12,255
which is lower than the California private school average tuition cost of $15,837.
46%
are religiously affiliated September 2022 • Or a nge Coast 87