Parents of prospective students should submit an Online Inquiry. An Admission Office staff member will contact you to set up an appointment to visit.
Brunswick utilizes an in-house application, due December 15, the details of which are included in the official admission packet. All supporting materials (Recommendations, Grades, Test Scores, Transcripts, and Financial Aid Applications) are due January 15. We also accept the Standard Application Online (SAO) as a convenience.
For all applicants, by January 15, Brunswick requires confidential recommendations and transcripts to be supplied directly by current schools, teachers, and/or other instructors. Parents must waive all rights to see these materials. For instructions on obtaining recommendations and transcripts, click here.
Upon your completion of the online application, we will call to schedule a parent/son visit. At this meeting, the admission staff will discuss the curriculum and the school’s philosophy, give a tour of the facilities, and answer any questions. All prospective families are invited to attend one of our optional Open Houses in the fall.
Candidates for entry years are required to visit Brunswick. It is an important time for candidates to gain a true feeling for the life and spirit of the school, and for the school to gain an understanding of the candidate. Visits, which must be completed by February 1, include a campus tour and an interview with the Director of Middle School Admission.
To schedule an appointment or for answers to questions at any time during the admissions process, please contact:
David Bruce, Director of Middle Admission and Financial Aid
Alex Williams, Admission Associate, Middle School
203.485.3660
Peter Bevacqua ’89, who now serves as University Vice President & James E. Rohr Director of Athletics at University of Notre Dame, returned to Edwards Campus to be the keynote speaker at the 92nd Annual Father-Son Dinner in March.
A second-generation Holocaust survivor spoke to Middle School boys in February about her mother’s escape from Hungary in the early years of World War II.
The Middle School Math Team finished first in the statewide Connecticut MathCounts competition, held at Yale University on March 1.
After winning a tightly contested match against St. Andrew’s School on Saturday night to secure its place in the finals, Brunswick defeated Hotchkiss, 5-2, to earn the 2025 US High School Team Squash Championship. It is the Bruins’ sixth title in school history.