For all applicants, Brunswick requires confidential recommendations and transcripts to be supplied directly by current schools, teachers, and/or other instructors by January 15.
Parents must waive all rights to see these materials. All materials must be completed and submitted online, directly to Brunswick.
To obtain a transcript from your son’s present school, please click on the link below, complete and sign the form, and press SUBMIT. Your request will be emailed directly to your son’s present school.
To obtain recommendations, you will need to share the following link via email with any recommenders. Please see suggested email text below.
[SON’S NAME]: Recommendation Due by January 15
Our son, [SON’S NAME], is applying for admission to Brunswick School.
Brunswick requires confidential recommendations and other information supplied directly by current schools, teachers, and/or other instructors/coaches. We have waived all rights to see any materials provided directly to Brunswick.
We would be so grateful for your providing a recommendation. Materials are due by January 15.
To complete the process, please click on the link below, select the appropriate online form, and press SUBMIT when finished. Brunswick will reply with thanks and an acknowledgement of receipt.
Recommendation Submission Forms
If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to be in touch directly with Brunswick School Admissions. We are so appreciative! Thank you so much for your help.
Sincerely,
[YOUR NAME]
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Brunswick understands that many public schools do not allow teachers to complete student recommendations. In these cases, other individuals who have taught or instructed the candidate are acceptable substitutes. Divisional requirements are:
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