Since 1841, when New York's Archbishop Hughes founded a school in the Rose Hill section of the Bronx in what was then still part of Westchester, young men have studied Latin, Greek, English, Math and Science at Fordham Prep. Located on the scenic Rose Hill Campus of Fordham University, Fordham Preparatory School has a long history of educating young men in the Ignatian tradition. Jesuit education insists on individual care and concern for each person; it emphasizes active participation by the student and an openness to growth and life-long learning. Like all Jesuit schools, Fordham Prep promotes a realistic knowledge of the world; encourages an awareness, love and acceptance of self; and seeks to form men for others, particularly in concern for the poor.
If you are interested in learning more about Fordham Preparatory School, we invite you to browse through this website. The Admissions section contains application information. You may contact Mr. Lauber, our Director of Admissions, by clicking here.
