The Cambridge School of Dallas is a private school accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Among its professional memberships are the College Board and the Educational Records Bureau. The School is not affiliated with a church or denomination.
Cambridge has a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio. The average composite SAT score for the Class of 2011 was 2053, which is nearly 600 points higher than the average score of 1462 for the state of Texas (2010). This year’s graduating class received merit-based scholarships totaling $2.8 million (average of $165,000 per senior).
Universities across the country recognize that Cambridge students are well prepared for the college classroom. Our students receive credit for numerous college courses in our high school curriculum. The average number of AP courses taken per student at Cambridge is 7.625. This amounts to over $13,500 in average college tuition savings per student from AP credit hours.
Cambridge specializes in finding the right college match for our students by allowing them opportunities for exposure to many colleges throughout the United States via college trips, fairs, and visiting reps. The Director of College Placement and entire faculty work closely with students to help them make wise decisions about where they will continue to flourish in their post-secondary education.
