College Counseling

It is the mission of Lovett’s College Counseling team to work with students toward self-examination, goal-setting, decision-making, and self-advocacy in the search for options that will allow them to continue their learning beyond Lovett’s gates.

The team offers grade-specific programming and resources starting in ninth grade, with more dedicated and personalized meetings and events starting in tenth grade and lasting through senior year. Our impressive team of college counselors has more than 35 years of college admission experience at 12 different colleges and universities across the country, and shares more than 45 years of college counseling experience.

information for college Representatives

The college counseling office is one of lovett's real strengths. they were so wonderful during my child's junior and senior years. We are so grateful for their assistance and knowledge. The team is honest and transparent and prepares students to get accepted into the schools of their choice.Current Lovett Parent

Grade-specific monthly newsletter in addition to College Counseling resource tile
Counseling assignments spring of tenth grade year to support advisory program
Meetings with a counselor to address:
- College visit planning and list-shaping
- Mock interviews
- Personalized application assistance and resumé-building
- Individual testing timeline and planning

Visits from 150+ college and university admission representatives every fall
Annual Admission Summit event to host deans and directors of college and university admission on campus
Three summer College Application Seminars and Writing Workshops to jump-start the application process
College application lunch workshops for juniors and seniors throughout the spring
College Profile

College Acceptance and Matriculation

Recent graduates have matriculated at dozens of colleges and universities across the country and around the world.

2020-25 Acceptance List 2020-25 Matriculation List

188 - Seniors in the Class of 2025
232 - Different colleges and universities to which seniors submitted applications
7.2 - Average number of applications
69 - Different institutions to which seniors matriculated in 27 states, two foreign countries (Canada and Scotland), and the District of Columbia.
75 - Percent of the class that matriculated out of state
29 - Percent of the class attending school outside the South
23 - Recruited athletes continuing their athletic careers at the college level