Enrollment as of September 2011

Class of 2012:          193                  Class of 2014:          185

Class of 2013:          189                  Class of 2015:          200

Advanced Placement Program

• Current AP Courses: History of Art and Civilization, Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, European History, English IV, French, Spanish and U.S. History.  These courses are designated on the transcript by AP (Advanced Placement).
• Additional accelerated and honors courses are offered in Art, Business, English, Mathematics, Music, Science, Social Studies, and World Language with the option of AP testing.  These courses are designated on the transcript by H (Honors).

Immaculata's Grading System

• Four 9-week marking periods.
• Exact numerical mark is used.
• 70 is the passing grade.
• 80 is the college recommending grade

Curriculum

• All students are required to carry six major subjects plus Physical Education and Health.
• Classes that meet for five periods a week for the school year will earn five credits.
• 132 credits are necessary for graduation.
• Requirements are as follows:

• Additional options:

Community Service

• During the academic year 2010-2011 Immaculata students volunteered 25,000 service hours to the community through its nationally recognized campus ministry program.

SAT Scores

Post Secondary Plans of Graduates

GPA for Present Senior Class based on 4.0 Scale

• Top 10% of class averaged:     3.7572 and above
• Top 20% of class averaged:     3.6150 and above
• Top 30% of class averaged:     3.4750 and above
• Top 40% of class averaged:     3.3326 and above
• Top 50% of class averaged:     3.2314 and above

About Immaculata Graduates...

• 3 National Merit Commended Scholars
• 54 Presidential Award Scholarships
• 23 NJ STARS
• 4 National Merit Scholarship Corp. - Special Scholarships

• $17.0 million in scholarships and grants awarded to graduates.

Immaculata's graduates have been accepted to these and other institutions of higher learning.

Air Force Academy, Alaska, Albright, American, Amherst, Annapolis, Arizona, Auburn, Bloomsburg, Boston College, Boston University, Brown, Bryant, Bryn Mawr, Bucknell, Cabrini, Cal (Berkeley), Canisius, Catholic, Centenary, Central Florida, Charleston, Chestnut Hill, Clarkson, Clemson, Colgate, Colorado, UCONN, Cornell, Culinary Institute, Dartmouth, Dayton, Delaware, Delaware Valley, DeSales, Drew, Drexel, Duquesne, Elon, Fairfield, Farleigh Dickinson, Felician, Flagler, Florida, Florida A & M, Florida State, Fordham, Franklin W. Olin, Georgetown, George Washington, Georgia Tech, Gettysburg, Hampton, Hartford, Harvey, Mudd, Hofstra, Holy Cross, Immaculata, Ithaca, Iona, James Madison, John Jay, Johns Hopkins, Johnson & Wales, Kean, Kentucky, Kings, Kutztown, Lafayette, LaSalle, Lehigh, Loyola, Maine, Manhattan, Marietta, Marist, Maryland, Marymont, Marywood, Miami, Miami (Ohio), Michigan, Michigan State, MIT, Mount St. Mary's, Monmouth, Moravian, Mount St. Vincent, Muhlenburg, Nebraska, NJIT, Northeastern, Notre Dame, NYU, Ohio State, Pace, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Pratt, Princeton, Providence, Quinnipiac, Ramapo, Resselaer, Rhode Island, Rice, Richmond, Rider, Rochester Institute of Technology, Roger Williams, Rollins, Rowan, Rutgers, Sacred Heart, Saint Bonaventure, Saint John, Saint Joseph's, Saint Michael, Salve Regina, Savannah A&D, Scranton, Seton Hall, Siena, Smith, South Caroline, South Florida, Southern California, Stanford, Stevens Institute of Technology, Stockton, Stony Brook, Suffolk, SUNY, Susquehanna, Syracuse, Tampa, Temple, Tennessee, TCNJ, Towson, Tufts, UPENN, Ursinus, Vassar, Vermont, Villanova, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Wagner, Wake Forest, Washington & Lee, Wesley, Wesleyan, West Chester, West Point, West Virginia, Wheaton, Widener, Wilkes, William & Mary, Williams, William Paterson, WPI and Xavier.