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College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Private high schools in Greenville County, SC where the most graduates go on to four-year colleges. Top 7 of 7 schools.

#1 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Christ Church Episcopal School

Episcopal school · Grades K–12

100% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Greenville, SC

A+Overall grade1,276 students9 students per teacher

#2 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Christ Church Episcopal School

Episcopal school · Grades K–12

100% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Greenville, SC

A+Overall grade1,205 students8 students per teacher

#3 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

First Presbyterian Academy at Shannon Forest

Presbyterian school · Grades Pre-K–12

100% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Greenville, SC

A+Overall grade397 students7 students per teacher

#4 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Southside Christian School

Christian school (nondenominational) · Grades Pre-K–12

95% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Simpsonville, SC

B+Overall grade1,146 students12 students per teacher

#5 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Bob Jones Academy

Christian school (nondenominational) · Grades Pre-K–12

93% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Greenville, SC

B-Overall grade1,112 students12 students per teacher

#6 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Hampton Park Christian School

Baptist school · Grades K–12

90% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Greenville, SC

B-Overall grade534 students16 students per teacher

#7 College-Bound Private High Schools in Greenville County, SC

Greenville Classical Academy

Christian school (nondenominational) · Grades Pre-K–12

90% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Simpsonville, SC

B+Overall grade293 students10 students per teacher

From official public records, updated October 2026.

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