Admission
Meet a Maverick
Our alumnae are the best examples of the Montrose mission in action. Read, watch or listen now.
The Most Valuable Thing
Gabby Landry ‘18
Harvard University ‘22
“At Montrose, I’ve learned how to how to ask questions—and actually listen to the answers—among people from whom I differ.”
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“Write if you get work”
Elizabeth Ling ‘18
Northeastern University ‘22
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Respect for all faiths
New York University '22
Coming from a Hindu family, Kiran arrived at Montrose - and met classmates and teachers eager to learn from her.
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Faith and Reason
School newspaper reporters explain how faith and reason are two sides of the same coin, "tools that a human uses to approach and understand the world".
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The Truth about Vaping
A senior shares her research from her summer internship at UMass Medical Center about how vaping affects adolescent health and brain development.
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Injury and Identity
After getting injured, a long distance runner asks herself: Who am I without my sport?
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The Value of a Mentor
Pediatrician and hospitalist, Boston Children's Hospital
Being fully present. Being truly engaged. These traits make Montrose students easy to mentor.
Be bold
Samia Kirmani ‘88
Principal, Jackson Lewis P.C.
With so many opportunities before them, how to choose what to do after graduation? At Montrose girls learn to be “expert deciders.”
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Say “yes” to opportunity
Nichole Mercier MD ‘94
Managing Director, Office of Technology Management, Washington University in St. Louis
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