Achievements

Non-Profit Culture

Aiglon College Switzerland operates as a non-profit organization, owned by its community. This ensures that the primary focus is on the student experience. Any operating surplus is reinvested into the school for the benefit of current students and to secure the institution’s future.

The administration of Aiglon College emphasizes the moral responsibility of resource allocation to maintain the founder’s vision. With 240 professional staff members and an annual turnover of around 50 million Swiss francs, audited by PwC, the college collaborates with external experts to ensure effective processes.

Aiglon College Switzerland Community

Financial efficiency at Aiglon College allows significant investments in the student experience, including classroom design and the renovation of science laboratories. The non-profit status attracts highly qualified faculty, enhancing classroom development and academic programs. Alumni and their parents support new students through the Eagle Scholar initiative. In 2022, 68 individuals funded the first scholarship recipient, who joined the 12th grade.

Governance Structure

Aiglon College Switzerland is owned and governed by the Aiglon College Association (ACA), ensuring that no single person or group controls the institution. Alumni and families form a global community that remains engaged with the alma mater across generations.

Academic Achievements of Aiglon College Switzerland

In 2023, the average score for the International Baccalaureate program was 35.2. One-fifth of the graduates scored over 40 points out of a possible 45. All 80 students who sat for the exams passed successfully, with an average subject score of 5.2 out of 7.

University Admissions

47% of Aiglon College Switzerland graduates attend universities in the United States, including Stanford University, the University of California at Berkeley, and New York University. 28% continue their education in the United Kingdom, enrolling in institutions such as University College London, the London School of Economics, and the University of St. Andrews. 17% are admitted to universities worldwide, such as the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), the University of British Columbia (Canada), and the University of Toronto (Canada). 8% take a gap year before continuing their education.