Waldorf Graduates

What are Waldorf graduates like as adults? AWSNA reports, “Professors who have taught Waldorf students across many academic disciplines and across a wide range of campuses—from State Universities to Ivy League—note that Waldorf graduates have the ability to integrate thinking; to assimilate information as opposed to memorizing isolated facts; to be flexible, creative and willing to take intellectual risks; and are leaders with high ethical and moral standards who take initiative and are passionate to reach their goals. Waldorf graduates are highly sought after in higher education.”

Waldorf Grads At a Glance:

A 2017 survey of Waldorf graduates describes individuals who not only pursue a variety of careers, but value human relationships, hold a commitment to equality and diversity, and are satisfied with their lives.

• 90% are satisfied with their life

• 98% attend college or university

• 64% choose STEM subjects or social sciences as a major

• 34% choose humanities or arts as a major

• 40% work in education, health, or social services

• 20% are business owners or self-employed

• Value communication, problem solving, ethical standards, truthfulness, and initiative as most important.

mws ALumni

Meadowbrook alumni continue their education and find success at various local public and independent high schools including: The Prout School, Rocky Hill, Bishop Hendricken, The Wheeler School, and Lincoln School.

Meadowbrook alumni have gone on to attend the following colleges and universities: