List of Nobel laureates by secondary school affiliation

The following is a list of Nobel Prize laureates by secondary school affiliation. To be listed, a high school must have at least one Nobel Prize laureate among its alumni. The list is highly biased, omitting for example all German laureats, of which there are many.

(Note: this list is very incomplete, especially for the many high schools that have one alumnus or alumna who is a Nobel Prize winner.)

Number of laureates by secondary school		Class	Name of laureate	Award and year		University
8	The Bronx High School of Science, Bronx, New York City, NY	1947	Leon N. Cooper [1]	Physics	1972	Brown University
		1950	Sheldon Glashow [1] [2]	Physics	1979	Columbia University
		1950	Steven Weinberg [1]	Physics	1979	Cornell University
		1949	Melvin Schwartz [1] [3]	Physics	1988	Columbia University
		1966	Russell Hulse [1] [4]	Physics	1993	Princeton University
		1966	H. David Politzer [1]	Physics	2004	California Institute of Technology
		1941	Roy Glauber [1] [5]	Physics	2005	Harvard University
		1959	Robert Lefkowitz [6]	Chemistry	2012	Columbia University
8	Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris, France	1833	Frédéric Passy [7]	Peace	1901	University of Paris
		1870	Henri Becquerel [8]	Physics	1903	École Polytechnique University of Paris
		1863	Alphonse Laveran [9]	Medicine	1907	University of Strasbourg
		1870	Paul Henri Balluet d'Estournelles de Constant [10]	Peace	1909	University of Paris
		1884	Romain Rolland [11]	Literature	1915	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		1922	Jean-Paul Sartre [12]	Literature	1964	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		1928	Maurice Allais [13]	Economics	1988	École Polytechnique École des Mines de Paris University of Paris
		1963	Serge Haroche [14]	Physics	2012	École Normale Supérieure Collège de France
5	James Madison High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	1939	Stanley Cohen [15]	Medicine	1986	Vanderbilt University
		1940	Robert Solow [16]	Economics	1987	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
		1943	Martin Lewis Perl [17]	Physics	1995	University of Michigan
		1947	Gary Becker [18]	Economics	1992	University of Chicago
		1940	Arthur Ashkin [19]	Physics	2018	Columbia University
5	Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts	1900	George Whipple [20]	Medicine	1933	University of Rochester
		1931	William Vickrey [21]	Economics	1996	Columbia University
		1935	William Standish Knowles [22]	Chemistry	2001	Harvard University
		1958	George Smith [23]	Chemistry	2018	Haverford College
		1959	William Nordhaus [24]	Economics	2018	Yale University
4	Abraham Lincoln High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	1933	Arthur Kornberg [25]	Medicine	1959	Stanford University
		1943	Paul Berg [25]	Chemistry	1980	Stanford University
		1973	David Julius [26]	Medicine	2021	University of California, Berkeley
		1933	Jerome Karle [25] [27]	Chemistry	1985	City College of New York
4	Stuyvesant High School, Manhattan, New York City, NY	1941	Joshua Lederberg [28] [29]	Medicine	1958	Rockefeller University
		1954	Roald Hoffmann [29] [30]	Chemistry	1981	Cornell University
		1944	Robert Fogel [29] [31]	Economics	1993	Cornell University
		1963	Richard Axel [29] [32]	Medicine	2004	Columbia University
4	Lycée Saint-Louis, Paris, France	1922	Louis Néel [33]	Physics	1970	École Normale Supérieure University of Strasbourg
		1931	Claude Simon [33]	Literature	1985
		1949	Pierre-Gilles de Gennes [33]	Physics	1991	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		1941	Georges Charpak [33]	Physics	1992	École des Mines de Paris University of Paris
3	Westminster School, London, England		Edgar Adrian [34]	Medicine	1932	University of Cambridge
			Andrew Huxley [35]	Medicine	1963	University of Cambridge
			Richard Stone [36]	Economics	1984	University of Cambridge
3	Lycée Condorcet, Paris, France	1856	Sully Prudhomme [37]	Literature	1901
		1876	Henri Bergson [38]	Literature	1927	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		1859	Ferdinand Buisson [39]	Peace	1927	University of Paris
4	Lycée Henri-IV, Paris, France	1865	Gabriel Lippman [40]	Physics	1908	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		1889	André Gide [41]	Literature	1947
		dropped-out	Patrick Modiano [42]	Literature	2014	University of Paris
			Esther Duflo [43]	Economics	2019	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
3	Clifton College, Bristol, England	1936	John Kendrew	Chemistry	1962	University of Cambridge
		1922	John Hicks	Economics	1972	University of Oxford
			Neville Francis Mott	Physics	1977	University of Cambridge
3	St. Peter's College, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	1903	William Lawrence Bragg [44]	Physics	1915	University of Adelaide University of Cambridge
		1916	Howard Florey [45]	Medicine	1945	University of Adelaide University of Oxford University of Cambridge
		1954	Robin Warren [46]	Medicine	2005	University of Adelaide
3	Townsend Harris High School, Queens, New York City, NY originally Manhattan, New York City, NY	1933	Herbert A. Hauptman [47]	Chemistry	1985	City College of New York
		1933	Julian Schwinger [47]	Physics	1965	City College of New York
		1936	Kenneth Arrow [47]	Economics	1972	City College of New York
3	Far Rockaway High School, Queens, New York City, NY	1935	Richard Feynman [48] [49]	Physics	1965	California Institute of Technology
		1942	Baruch Blumberg [49]	Medicine	1976	University of Pennsylvania
		1948	Burton Richter [49] [50]	Physics	1976	Stanford University
3	Harrow School, London, England	?	John Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh	Physics	1904	University of Cambridge
		?	John Galsworthy [51]	Literature	1932	University of Oxford
		1893	Winston Churchill [52]	Literature	1953	Sandhurst
3	Lowell High School, San Francisco, CA	1868	Albert Abraham Michelson [53]	Physics	1907	United States Naval Academy
		1892	Joseph Erlanger [54]	Medicine	1945	University of California, Berkeley
		1980	Eric Allin Cornell [55]	Physics	2001	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3	University Laboratory High School, Urbana, Illinois	1940	Philip Warren Anderson [56]	Physics	1977	Harvard University
		1948	Hamilton O. Smith [56]	Medicine	1978	University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
		1935	James Tobin [56]	Economics	1981	Harvard University
3	Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire	1929	William Howard Stein [57]	Chemistry	1972	Harvard University Columbia University
		1940	Lloyd Shapley	Economics	2012	Princeton University Harvard University
		1973	Paul Romer [58]	Economics	2018	University of Chicago Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2	Taylor Allderdice High School, Pittsburgh, PA	1974	Frances Arnold [59]	Chemistry	2018	Princeton University Caltech
		1977	Josh Angrist [60]	Economics	2021	Oberlin College Princeton University
2	Fasori Gimnázium, Budapest, Hungary	?	Eugene Wigner [61]	Physics	1963	Technical University of Berlin Princeton University
		?	John Harsanyi [62]	Economics	1994	Stanford University University of California, Berkeley
2	Akademisches Gymnasium Wien, Vienna, Austria	1906	Erwin Schrödinger	Physics	1933	University of Oxford University of Vienna
		expelled by the Nazis	Walter Kohn	Chemistry	1998	UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego
		1901	Lise Meitner		almost	University College of Stockholm
2	San Isidro, Madrid, Spain	1849	José Echegaray [63]	Literature	1904	Complutense University of Madrid
		1933	Camilo José Cela [64]	Literature	1989	Complutense University of Madrid
2	Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina	1896	Carlos Saavedra Lamas	Peace	1936	University of Buenos Aires
		1900	Bernardo Alberto Houssay	Medicine or Physiology	1947	University of Buenos Aires
2	Ann Arbor Pioneer High School [65] [ circular reference ]	1932	Thomas Huckle Weller [66] [ circular reference ]	Medicine	1936	University of Michigan
		1979	Eric Betzig [67] [ circular reference ]	Chemistry	1983	California Institute of Technology
2	Eton College, Berkshire, England	1882	Lord Robert Cecil	Peace	1937	University of Oxford
		1951	John Gurdon	Medicine	2012	University of Oxford
2	Brooklyn Technical High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	1951	Arno Penzias [68]	Physics	1978	City College of New York
		1922	George Wald [69]	Biology	1987	Harvard University
2	Cotham Grammar School, (previously Merchant Venturers' Technical College), Bristol, England	1918	Paul Dirac [70]	Physics	1933	University of Bristol University of Cambridge
		1946	Peter Higgs [71]	Physics	2013	King's College London
2	Döblinger Gymnasium, Vienna, Austria	1918	Wolfgang Pauli	Physics	1945	ETH Zurich
		1918	Richard Kuhn	Chemistry	1938	Heidelberg University
2	Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn, New York City, NY	1919	Barbara McClintock [72]	Medicine or Physiology	1983	Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
		1944	Eric Kandel [73]	Medicine or Physiology	2000	Columbia University
2	Hastings High School (New York)	1951	Edmund S. Phelps	Economics	2006	Columbia University
		1962	Robert C. Merton	Economics	1997	MIT Sloan School of Management
2	Hebrew University Secondary School, Jerusalem, Israel	1951	Daniel Kahneman	Economics	2002	Princeton University
		1957	David Gross [74]	Physics	2004	University of California, Santa Barbara
2	Kilmarnock Academy, Kilmarnock, Scotland	1898	John Boyd Orr	Peace	1949	University of Glasgow
			Alexander Fleming	Medicine or Physiology	1945	St Mary's Hospital Medical School
2	King Edward's School, Birmingham, England	?	Maurice Wilkins	Medicine	1962	University of Cambridge University of Birmingham
		?	Sir John Vane	Medicine	1982	University of Birmingham University of Oxford
2	Kyoto Prefectural Rakuhoku High School, Kyoto, Japan	1923	Hideki Yukawa	Physics	1949	Kyoto University
		1923	Shin'ichirō Tomonaga	Physics	1965	Kyoto University
2	Logan High School, Logan, Utah	1958	Kip Thorne	Physics	2017	California Institute of Technology
		1970	Lars Peter Hansen	Economics	2013	Utah State University
2	Lycée Janson-de-Sailly, Paris, France	1888	Jean Perrin [75]	Physics	1926	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
		1898	Roger Martin du Gard [76]	Literature	1937	École des Chartes
2	Malvern College, Malvern, England		Francis Aston [77]	Chemistry	1922	University of Cambridge
			James Meade [78]	Economic Sciences	1977	University of Oxford
2	Martin Van Buren High School, Queens, New York	1967	Frank Wilczek [79]	Physics	2004	University of Chicago Princeton University
		1967	Alvin Roth [80]	Economics	2012	Columbia University Stanford University
2	Nikolaus Lenau High School, Timișoara, Romania	1971	Herta Müller [81]	Literature	2009	West University of Timișoara
		1978	Stefan Hell [82]	Chemistry	2014	University of Heidelberg
2	Niles East High School, Skokie, Illinois	1964	H. Robert Horvitz [83]	Medicine or Physiology	2002	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
		1965	Martin Chalfie [84]	Chemistry	2008	Columbia University
2	The Perse School, Cambridge, England	?	George Paget Thomson [85]	Physics	1937	University of Cambridge
		?	Ronald G. W. Norrish [86]	Chemistry	1967	University of Cambridge
2	St Columb's College, Derry, Northern Ireland, UK	1957	Seamus Heaney [87]	Literature	1995	Queen's University of Belfast
		1955	John Hume [88]	Peace	1998	St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, Ireland
2	Saint Mary's College, Vigie, Castries, Saint Lucia	1929	Sir William Arthur Lewis [89]	Economics	1979	University of the West Indies London School of Economics
		?	Derek Walcott [90]	Literature	1992	University of the West Indies
2	University College School, London, England	?	Oliver Hart [91]	Economics	2017	University of Cambridge Warwick University Harvard University
		1949	Sir Roger Penrose [92]	Physics	2020	University College London University of Cambridge
2	University of Toronto Schools, Toronto, Ontario, Canada	?	John Charles Polanyi [93]	Chemistry	1986	University of Toronto
		?	Michael Spence [94]	Economics	2001	Harvard University
2	Urbana High School, Urbana, Illinois	1938	Robert W. Holley [95]	Physiology or Medicine	1968	University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
		1936	Edwin G. Krebs [96]	Physiology or Medicine	1992	University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
2	Walton High School, Bronx, New York City, NY	1941	Rosalyn Sussman Yalow [47]	Medicine and Physiology	1977	Hunter College
		1933	Gertrude B. Elion [47]	Medicine and Physiology	1988	Duke University
2	George School, Newtown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania	1956	Mario Capecchi [97]	Medicine and Physiology	2007	Antioch College
		1952	Kenneth G. Wilson [98]	Physics	1982	Harvard University
2	Germantown Friends School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1937	Owen Chamberlain [99]	Physics	1959	Dartmouth College University of California, Berkeley
		1977	Saul Perlmutter [100]	Physics	2011	Harvard University University of California, Berkeley
2	Realna i klasična gimnazija Osijek (today III. gimnazija Osijek), Osijek, Croatia	1906	Lavoslav Ružička [101]	Chemistry	1939	ETH Zurich
		changed school in 1921	Vladimir Prelog	Chemistry	1975	ETH Zurich
1	Pui Ching Middle School Hong Kong, Hong Kong	1957	Daniel C. Tsui [102]	Physics	1998	University of Chicago
1	Harrow County School for Boys	?	Sir Paul Nurse [103]	Medicine	2001	University of Birmingham University of East Anglia
1	St. Joseph's College, Hong Kong		Charles K. Kao [104]	Physics	2009	University College London Woolwich Polytechnic
1	Baltimore City College, Baltimore, MD	1943	Martin Rodbell [105]	Physiology or Medicine	1994	Johns Hopkins University University of Washington
1	Bristol Grammar School, Bristol, England	1943	John Pople [106]	Chemistry	1998	University of Cambridge
1	Sir John Leman High School, Beccles, Suffolk, England	1928	Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin [107]	Chemistry	1964	University of Oxford University of Cambridge
1	Fairfax High School, Fairfax, Virginia	1978	Craig Mello [108]	Physiology or Medicine	2006	University of Massachusetts Medical School
1	The Geelong College, Geelong, Victoria, Australia	?	Frank Macfarlane Burnet [109]	Medicine	1960	University of Melbourne University of London
1	Indooroopilly State High School, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	?	Peter Doherty [ citation needed ]	Medicine	1996	University of Queensland University of Edinburgh
1	Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	?	John Carew Eccles [ citation needed ]	Medicine	1963	University of Melbourne University of Oxford
1	Newman College, Perth, Western Australia	?	Barry Marshall [ citation needed ]	Medicine	2005	University of Western Australia
1	Mill Hill School, London	1930–34 [110]	Francis Crick [111]	Physiology or Medicine	1962	University College London University of Cambridge
1	Malden Catholic High School	1956 [112]	Eugene Fama [113]	Economics	2013	Tufts University University of Chicago
1	Loreto Girl's High School, Limuru	1959 [114]	Wangari Maathai [115]	Peace	2004	Mount St. Scholastica College University of Pittsburgh
1	Bedford School, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England	?	Archer John Porter Martin	Chemistry	1952	University of Cambridge
1	Bolton School	1958	Harry Kroto [116]	Chemistry	1996	University of Sheffield University of Sussex
1	Thomas Jefferson High School	1950	Robert Curl Jr [117]	Chemistry	1996	Rice Institute
1	Southwest High School		Richard Smalley [118]	Chemistry	1996	University of Michigan
1	Union Hill High School	1935 [119]	Frederick Reines [120]	Physics	1995	Stevens Institute of Technology
1	Tichon Hadash, Tel Aviv		Ada Yonath [121]	Chemistry	2009	Hebrew University
1	The University High School, Melbourne	1966 [122]	Elizabeth Blackburn [123]	Physiology or Medicine	2009	University of Melbourne
2	Ulstein Vidaregåande Skule [124]		May-Britt Moser [125]	Physiology or Medicine	2014	University of Oslo
			Edvard Moser [126]	Physiology or Medicine	2014	University of Oslo
1	Lycée Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague, Paris, France	?	Sean MacBride [127]	Peace	1974	University College Dublin
1	Collège Stanislas, Paris, France		Anatole France	Literature	1921
1	Lycée Pierre de Fermat (fr), Toulouse, France	1955	Albert Fert [128]	Physics	2007	École Normale Supérieure University of Paris
1	Lycée Henri Poincaré (fr), Nancy, France	1971	Jean Tirole [129]	Economics	2014	École Polytechnique Paris Dauphine University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Toulouse School of Economics
1	Regis High School, Manhattan, New York City, NY	1957	John O'Keefe	Medicine	2014	City College of New York McGill University
1	Robert College, Istanbul, Turkey	1970	Orhan Pamuk [130]	Literature	2006	Columbia University
1	Colegio Saint Francis, San José, Costa Rica	1957	Oscar Arias Sanchez [ citation needed ]	Peace	1987	Universidad de Costa Rica
1	Sydney Boys High School, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	1933 [131]	John Cornforth [132]	Chemistry	1975	University of Sydney University of Oxford
1	Cleveland Heights High School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio	1944	Donald A. Glaser	Physics	1960	Case Western Reserve University
1	Monrovia High School, Monrovia, California	1961	Thomas J. Sargent [133]	Economics	2011	University of California, Berkeley Harvard University
1	Jordan High School, Los Angeles, California	1929	Glenn T. Seaborg [134]	Physics	1951	University of California, Berkeley University of California, Los Angeles
1	Garden City High School, Garden City, New York	1966	Steven Chu [135]	Physics	1997	University of Rochester University of California, Berkeley
1	Greenwich High School, Greenwich, Connecticut	1959	Christopher A. Sims [136]	Economics	2011	Harvard University University of California, Berkeley
1	Livingston High School, Livingston, New Jersey	1968	Roger Y. Tsien [137]	Chemistry	2008	Harvard University University of Cambridge
1	Newark Academy, Livingston, New Jersey	1963	Richard H. Thaler [138]	Economics	2017	Case Western Reserve University University of Rochester
1	Punahou School, Honolulu, Hawaii	1979	Barack Obama	Peace	2009	Columbia University Harvard Law School
1	Plains High School, Plains, Georgia	1941	Jimmy Carter	Peace	2002	United States Naval Academy
1	Watchung Hills Regional High School, Warren Township, New Jersey	1988	Adam Riess [139]	Physics	2011	Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University
1	Bartlett High School, Anchorage, Alaska	1985	Brian Schmidt [140]	Physics	2011	University of Arizona Harvard University
1	Washington High School, Portland, Oregon	1962 [141]	Linus Pauling	Chemistry Peace	1954 1962	Oregon State University Caltech
1	Hsinchu Senior High School, Hsinchu, Taiwan	1955	Yuan Tseh Lee [142]	Chemistry	1986	National Taiwan University National Tsing Hua University University of California, Berkeley
1	New Trier High School, Winnetka, Illinois	1938	Jack Steinberger [143]	Physics	1988	University of California, Berkeley
1	University School of Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee	1931	Stanford Moore	Chemistry	1972	Vanderbilt University University of Wisconsin-Madison Rockefeller University
1	The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey	1958	George Akerlof [144]	Economics	2001	Georgetown University University of California, Berkeley
1	Edgbaston High School, Birmingham, England	—	Malala Yousafzai	Peace	2014	University of Oxford
1	St Paul's School, London, England	—	Duncan Haldane	Physics	2016	University of Cambridge
1	Magdalen College School Oxford, England	1961	Sir Tim Hunt	Physiology or Medicine	2001	University of Cambridge
1	Doshisha Junior and Senior High School, Kyoto, Japan	?	Leo Esaki	Physics	1973	University of Tokyo
1	Nada High School, Kobe, Japan	1957	Ryōji Noyori	Chemistry	2001	Kyoto University
1	Booker T Washington High School, Atlanta, Georgia	1945? admitted to Morehouse in 1944 after 11th grade	Martin Luther King Jr.	Peace	1964	Morehouse College Crozer Theological Seminary Boston University
1	Dreher High School, Columbia, South Carolina	1962	Kary Mullis	Chemistry	1993	Georgia Institute of Technology University of California, Berkeley
1	Milton Academy, Milton, Massachusetts	1906	T. S. Eliot [145] [146]	Literature	1948	Harvard University
1	Bangor Grammar School, Bangor, Northern Ireland	?	David Trimble	Peace	1998	Queen's University Belfast
1	Nalchik Secondary School No. 3, Nalchik	1975	Andre Geim	Physics	2010	Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

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