Pace University High School - Student Body

Student Body

The school accepts about 108 students each year out of more than 4000 applicants. 30% of the student body comes from Brooklyn and Queens, but the school has students from all five boroughs. Although the first graduating class was roughly 50% Asian (because it drew its initial students from the surrounding Chinatown neighborhood), subsequent classes were more diverse, so the school's demographics are now evenly divided among the Latino/a, African-American, and Asian ethnicities.

First Graduating Class 2008

Pace University High School graduated its first class in 2008. The graduation rate for the Class of 2008 was 100%. Students went on to many colleges. These include Baruch College, Brooklyn College, John Jay, Hunter College, Queens College, Binghamton University, Buffalo State, New Paltz, Stony Brook University, Cornell University, Pace University, St. John’s University, Syracuse University, Penn State University, and Rutgers University.

Second Graduating Class 2009

Pace University High School graduated its second class in 2009. Students went on to many colleges including Pace University, Brooklyn College, John Jay, Penn State, Albany, Old Westbury, and Queens College, Brown University, Syracuse University, and many others

Third Graduating Class 2010

Already students have been accepted to schools like Loyola University, Penn State, St. John's University, Baruch College, Syracuse University, Pace University, New Paltz, Stony Brook University and Fordham University with some students receiving full scholarships to those universities.

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