That's why we launched Bryn Mawr Online in 2022.  Until then, the Bryn Mawr academic experience had only been available to students in the vicinity of our campus in Baltimore, Maryland. Yet, we always believed, like our founders, that young women across the country would benefit tremendously from a Bryn Mawr education. Through the innovative use of technology, a re-imagined curriculum, a commitment to student support, and our outstanding faculty, our nationally-ranked program is available to students no matter where they are.

• Bryn Mawr Online students will follow Bryn Mawr's honors-level course sequence throughout four years of high school.
• Students are assigned a college counselor in their sophomore year who will guide students and families through the college admission process. (Click here to see a list of our 2022 college acceptances)
• Each online student is assigned a Student Success Coach who will advise, support, and advocate on behalf of the student and family. 
• Bryn Mawr Online students will have access to many of the school’s extracurricular opportunities such as our Social Innovators Program in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania, virtual internship opportunities, programming through our partnership with the Close Up Foundation, and much more.

The Bryn Mawr School inspires a passion for intellectual curiosity, emphasizes the delights and demands of learning, and nurtures the full potential of our young women in mind, body, and spirit. To prepare our students for lifelong learning and leadership, we are deeply committed to academic excellence, ethical decision-making, and the dignity of all people. A Bryn Mawr education is grounded in the expectation that young women will be resilient in the face of complexity, ambiguity, and change; will become responsible and confident participants in the world; and will lead considered and consequential lives.

The Bryn Mawr School is deeply committed to growing as a diverse, equitable, and inclusive learning community. We are dedicated to providing an education that is rooted in the ideals of equity and justice and that reflects the diverse identities, experiences, and voices of our constituents. By honoring and nurturing the unique differences within our school community, we teach our students to better understand and contribute to the wider world. To prepare our students and ourselves to lead considered and consequential lives, we believe it is essential that we develop the ability to identify, question, and challenge bias and acts of discrimination. As we strive to build a community that celebrates and values each individual, Bryn Mawr will engage in an ongoing review of our policies and practices that address bias and discrimination.