Epiphany School of Global Studies -

Preparing students for college doesn’t simply mean giving them the educational tools they’ll need to succeed. It’s about matching students with the school that’s right for them and giving students the opportunity for valuable experiences outside the classroom to help them become well-rounded individuals, ready to take on the challenges of college life. College preparation is a participatory process that requires equal involvement from the student, parents, and the school.

• Students begin to receive individualized college guidance in the eighth grade.

• Epiphany has a 100% college acceptance and matriculation rate for two-year and four-year colleges — successfully placing Epiphany graduates in the school that’s right for them.

• Students tour an average of eight college campuses on school-sponsored visits.

• Over the last five years, senior classes have averaged $2.74 million in merit scholarships.

• On average, Epiphany graduates earn nearly $60,000 in college awards and scholarships.

Epiphany graduates have earned Naval Academy and West Point appointments, been named Park Scholars and Benjamin N. Duke Scholars, made it to the final rounds of the Morehead-Cain and Levine Scholar programs, and been named honors scholars at colleges and universities nationwide.

Some students enroll at Craven Community College through NC’s Career and College Promise Program during their junior and/or senior year. Students also have the option to apply to and enroll in the NC School of Science and Mathematics Online Program.

We have an impressive list of college acceptances, having successfully placed students in not just the top universities in our state but across the country and the world. Take a look!