Villanova Preparatory School

Villanova Preparatory School іs a private boarding school in Ojai, California, an hour and a half drive from Los Angeles. The school has 263 students (grades 9-12) from 14 countries. School teaches «children to think critically and logically and act with reason, not be afraid to take risks and take on the challenge».

Villanova Preparatory School – school with almost 100 years of history, among the strengths of the school we can note balanced programs and a high level of academic training.

The city of Ojai, where the school is located, is primarily a «holiday settlement for the recreation of wealthy Los Angeles residents. In the Ojai Valley, where the town is located, the cultivation of citrus fruits, primarily orange trees, is developed. The city's population is only 8 thousand people.

Ojai is located in Ventura County on the Pacific coast of Southern California, the second name of County «Gold Coast». Ventura is considered one of the safest and most expensive counties in the state. The town itself is in the Topatopa Mountains at an elevation of 2,000 meters above sea level, next to the Los Padres National Forest reserve.

After graduating from high school Villanova Preparatory School graduates went on to universities such as

• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Irvine
• University of California, San Diego
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• University of California, Santa Cruz
• University of California, Davis
• Chapman University
• Boston University
• Northeastern University

Among the advantages of the school is a 130-hectare campus, on the territory of which there are: an open-air swimming pool, tennis courts, a golf course, a stadium for athletics, a football stadium, a volleyball court, and a basketball court.

The school has many student sports teams in sports such as: golf, tennis, American football, volleyball, basketball, European football, softball, swimming, water polo, cross country

In addition, Villanova offers a wide selection of clubs that reflect the diverse interests of students. Artists, musicians, volunteers, scientists, and many others have the opportunity to participate in school life through participation in clubs. Clubs are led by students with the participation and moderation of school staff.

Students live in a residence, on the territory of which there are: a resource center with a coworking option and a kitchen.