A sample of post-high school degrees completed, or programs entered, by our graduates: 

• B.A. in Linguistics, University at Buffalo
• B.S. in Nuclear Engineering, West Point USMA; pursuing a PhD in Medical Physics; employed at Praxair
• B.A. in Spanish Language and Literature, Minor in TESOL, through Bob Jones University.  Currently employed as a secondary English teacher at a bilingual school in Lima, Peru
• Business Administration Major with Concentrations in HR and Marketing, and  Minor in Counseling (two years into program), University at Buffalo
• M.S. in Mechanical Engineering, University at Buffalo; employed at Lockheed Martin 
  
• B.S. in Accounting, University at Buffalo; currently earning M.S., Accounting, University at Buffalo
• B.F.A. (one year left), with a minor in Business, University at Buffalo
• B.A., Music (one year into program), Baldwin Wallace University 

What our graduates say: 

" I believe attending Rivendell Study Center was the perfect preparation for me for post-secondary education. RSC uniquely offers students the opportunity to learn both skills for independent study and collaborative group work. Classes didn’t just teach me facts — they taught me to think and evaluate the world around me. If I could redo my high school experience, I would choose to attend Rivendell one hundred times over."--R.W ., '14

"Anyone who goes here can expect to grow as a person and grow as a student. There are genuinely good people here, and no matter what you are like, you will inevitably find friendship. There are genuinely good teachers here, and no matter what you are like, you'll find yourself smarter when you're done." -J.C., '18

"Everyone at Rivendell welcomed me with open arms at an especially difficult time in my life. I learned so much in classes and felt a great sense of community when I was there."--P.V., '18

"I think I just really loved the teaching style of my tutors. It was very discussion based, which is fantastic. The emphasis on written and verbal communication, as well as the critical thinking that the classes encouraged, was very valuable."