Enrollment
361
Student:teacher
5:1
Published tuition
$38,500–$80,800
Application fee
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Tuition by division
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Head of school
Brian P. Easler
Head of School
Mr. Easler has been Head of School since 2014. He joined the WMA community in 1998 as Director of Alumni Affairs and has also served as Dean of Students.
Curriculum & special classes
Wilbraham & Monson Academy is an independent, college-preparatory, coeducational middle and upper school. The academic program is challenging with rigorous expectations, designed to prepare students for college and beyond.
Financial aid
The school offers financial aid, and the application process determines eligibility based on various factors, including special circumstances.
Before & after school care
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Admissions
The admissions process involves scheduling an interview, submitting an application online with a fee, providing standardized test scores (SSAT optional for Upper School, TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo for international students), submitting transcripts, and three letters of recommendation. Financial aid applications are separate. Decisions are sent on March 10.
Apply by
February 1
Acceptance rate
Not listed
Application fee
Not listed
What they ask for: Interview, Standard Application Online (SAO) with fee ($75 domestic, $150 international), standardized testing (SSAT optional for Upper School; TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo required for international students if English is not primary language), transcripts (current year plus two-year history), three letters of recommendation (English, Math, Principal/Counselor).
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