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Senior Spotlight: Jailynn

Learn more about Jailynn, a 2025 graduate who plans to study marketing and art history at Illinois Wesleyan next year.

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Senior Spotlight: Leon

Learn more about Leon, a 2025 graduate who plans to study political science at the University of Kentucky next year.

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Senior Spotlight: Melanie

Learn more about Melanie, a 2025 graduate who plans to study linguistics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison next year.

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Senior Spotlight: Avery

Learn more about Avery, a 2025 graduate, Aspire grant recipient, HEAR Scholar, and new member of the CHANCE STEM Academy Cohort, who plans to study mechanical engineering at UIC.

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The Bennett Difference in College Placement

Burnout shouldn’t be a prerequisite for college admission. At Bennett Day School, students receive unparalleled one-on-one support, personalized college counseling, and the freedom to pursue meaningful, purpose-driven academic paths—without the stress and anxiety. This blog breaks down the compelling benefits of our approach and why we need to rethink the selective enrollment “advantage.”

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Senior Spotlight: Brosnan

Learn more about Brosnan, a 2025 graduate who is going to study computer science at the University of Michigan.

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Senior Spotlight: Søren

Learn more about Søren, a 2025 graduate who is going to study sports leadership & film at the University of Kentucky.

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Senior Spotlight: Riley

Learn more about Riley, a 2025 graduate who is going to study film & television at DePaul University.

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International Baccalaureate (IB) vs. Project-Based Learning (PBL): Which Approach is Right for Your Child?

How does International Baccalaureate (IB) differ from a school like Bennett that utilizes Project-Based Learning (PBL) & Competency-Based Assessment? While both models aim to prepare students for success beyond the classroom, they differ significantly in their structure, philosophy, and assessment methods.

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