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Andrews Osborne Academy (AOA) is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory day (PK to grade 12) and boarding (grades 7-12) school.
We have a 300 acre campus in Willoughby, Ohio, a beautiful setting located only 25 minutes from University Circle, the heart of Cleveland's cultural activities. Each year 100% of graduates are accepted to 4-year accredited colleges and universities. When a student comes to AOA, they find a close-knit community, small classes, and a wide variety of clubs, teams and activities to help them learn and grow.
Andrews Osborne Academy prepares students for higher education and empowers them to be successful leaders committed to serving in an international community. AOA....where students learn to think creatively.
340 students, which includes a 28% boarding
population
College preparatory curriculum
Honors and AP classes in all subject areas
Varied electives, from Video & Animation to
Biodiesel
Rich Performance and Fine Arts offerings
Academic Advisors: Each teacher has 6-10 student
advisees who meet weekly
Competitive and extensive athletics
Partnerships with SPIRE Institute, The Fine Arts Association,
The Cleveland Ballet, and Maypine-Flagship Farms
An Equestrian program where students may take private lessons
or compete on a interscholastic team
Matriculation list can be found on College Counseling page
located under "Academics" on website (www.andrewsosborne.org).
Housing-Boarding available for grades 7-12: seven houses
accommodating 10-22 students, dedicated houseparents, and
residential assistants. Each air conditioned home includes double
or triple rooms, a common area with a desktop and printer,
television, and a laundry room with washers and dryers. All dorms
are wireless.
Financial Information: Nearly 30% of Andrews Osborne students
receive assistance based on need. Payment plans and loan programs
are available.
Five Day Boarding commences on Sunday evening and ends Friday
afternoon.
Application Fees Domestic Student $50 International Student
$100
Andrews Osborne Academy's tuition is approximately $21,250 for private students.
What schools are Andrews Osborne Academy often compared to?
Andrews Osborne Academy is often viewed alongside schools like Lake Catholic High School by visitors of our site.
What is the acceptance rate of Andrews Osborne Academy?
The acceptance rate of Andrews Osborne Academy is 70%, which is lower than the national average of 85%. Andrews Osborne Academy's acceptance rate is ranked among the top private schools in Ohio with low acceptance rates.
What sports does Andrews Osborne Academy offer?
Andrews Osborne Academy offers 9 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Equestrian, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis and Volleyball.
I think Andrews Osborne is a good school - a very beautiful campus, the headmaster and teachers are nice and hardworking people. My daughter studies there, she has met good teachers, the school are very friendly to Chinese students, teachers are willing to help all the time. Over years the school has better and better college result. Well I used to be concerned that there are more Chinese students than other high schools, but from my experience, our children really need friends when they are away from their home and their country, and more Chinese students means they get more friends easily, at least they speak same language. I hope AOA will do better and better in the future! Go AOA!
- Posted by Parent - Wendy Zhang
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