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2016—2019 College Placement 2016—2019 College Placement Hebron students from the classes of 2016 — 2019 were accepted to these institutions: Academy of Art University University of Colorado at Boulder University of Illinois at Acadia University Colorado State University Urbana-Champaign Adelphi University Columbia College Chicago Illinois Wesleyan University University of Alaska Anchorage Concordia University - Montreal Indiana University at Bloomington University of Alaska Southeast Connecticut College Indiana University of Pennsylvania Albright College University of Connecticut The University of Iowa Allegheny College Cooper Union Ithaca College American University Curry College Jefferson (Philadelphia Univ. and TJU) Anna Maria College Dalhousie University John Cabot University Arizona State University Dean College John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Arts University Bournemouth University of Delaware Johnson & Wales University (Providence) The University of Arizona Denison University Juniata College Art Center College of Design University of Denver Kalamazoo College Assumption College DePaul University Keene State College College of the Atlantic DePauw University University of Kentucky Auburn University Dickinson College Knox College Auburn University Montgomery Drew University La Salle University Augustana College Drexel University Lafayette College Austin College Eckerd College Lake Forest College Ave Maria University Elmhurst College Lasell College Bard College Elmira College Lehigh University Bard College Berlin Elon University Lesley University Barry University Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Lewis & Clark College Baruch College of the CUNY Emmanuel College Liberty University Bates College Emory University Long Island University, Brooklyn Baylor University Endicott College Long Island University, Post Becker College Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising - Louisiana State University Bennington College Los Angeles Loyola University Chicago Bentley University Ferris State University Loyola University Maryland Berklee College of Music University of Findlay Loyola University New Orleans Bishop’s University Fisher College Lycoming College Boston College Flagler College Lynn University Boston University Florida Atlantic University Madonna University Brandeis University Florida Gulf Coast University University of Maine at Farmington University of British Columbia Florida Institute of Technology University of Maine at Presque Isle Brock University Florida International University Maine Maritime Academy Bryant University Florida Southern College University of Maine Bucknell University Florida State University Panama Manhattanville College Butler University Fordham University Mars Hill University California College of the Arts (San Francisco) Franklin & Marshall College Maryland Institute College of Art California State Polytechnic University - Franklin Pierce University University of Maryland, College Park Pomona Furman University Massachusetts College of Art and Design California State University - Fullerton George Mason University Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts California State University - Long Beach The George Washington University Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health University of California, Davis Georgetown University Sciences University of California, Irvine Georgia Institute of Technology University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of California, Merced The University of Georgia University of Massachusetts, Boston University of California, Riverside Gettysburg College University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth University of California, San Diego Gordon College University of Massachusetts, Lowell University of California, Santa Barbara Goucher College McGill University University of California, Santa Cruz Grand Canyon University University of Memphis Carleton University Gustavus Adolphus College Menlo College Case Western Reserve University Hampshire College Merrimack College Castleton University Hanover College Miami University, Oxford Cazenovia College Hartwick College University of Miami Centre College Harvard University Michigan State University Champlain College University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Michigan Charleston Southern University Hawaii Pacific University University of Missouri Columbia College of Charleston HEC Montreal Montana State University - Bozeman The Citadel Hobart and William Smith Colleges Mount Allison University Clark University Hofstra University Mount St. Mary’s University Clarkson University College of the Holy Cross Nazareth College Coastal Carolina University Holy Names University New England College Colby College Howard University University of New England Colby-Sawyer College Husson University University of New Hampshire at Durham Colgate University IE University - Segovia University of New Haven The College of Saint Rose University of Illinois at Chicago College of New Rochelle New York University St. Edward’s University Newbury College St. Francis Xavier University Nichols College St. Lawrence University University of North Carolina at Asheville St. Norbert College Northeastern University University of St. Thomas Northern Arizona University Stonehill College Norwich University Stony Brook University Norwich University of the Arts Suffolk University Occidental College Suffolk University - Madrid Ohio University SUNY College at Geneseo University of Oklahoma SUNY Morrisville State College Onondaga Community College SUNY College of Technology at Canton University of Oregon SUNY Fredonia University of Ottawa SUNY Oswego Pace University, New York City SUNY Plattsburgh Pacific Lutheran University Susquehanna University University of the Pacific Syracuse University Pennsylvania State University - All Campuses The University of Tampa Pennsylvania State University, Abington Temple University Pennsylvania State University, Erie Texas A&M University Pepperdine University Texas Christian University University of Pittsburgh The University of Texas, Dallas Plymouth State University The New School - All Divisions Pratt Institute The Ohio State University Providence College Thomas College University of Puget Sound Trinity College Purdue University Tulane University Queen Mary University of London Union College Queen’s University United States Merchant Marine Academy Quinnipiac University United States Military Academy - Army Regis College Universite de Montreal Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Universiteit Leiden Rhode Island School of Design Universiteit van Amsterdam University of Rhode Island University College Roosevelt Rhodes College University Laval Ringling College of Art and Design University of Edinburgh Rivier University University of Hong Kong Roanoke College University of Louisville, Panama Rochester Institute of Technology University of Lynchburg University of Rochester University of St. Andrews Roger Williams University University of the Bahamas Rollins College University of Utah Rutgers University-New Brunswick University of Virginia Ryerson University Utica College Sacred Heart University Valparaiso University Saint Anselm College University of Vermont Saint John’s University (NY) University of Victoria Saint Joseph’s College-ME Villanova University Saint Louis University Virginia Military Institute Saint Louis University, Madrid Virginia Tech Saint Mary’s University Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Saint Michael’s College Wagner College Salve Regina University University of Waikato San Diego State University Washington and Jefferson College University of San Francisco University of Washington San Jose State University University of Waterloo Santa Barbara City College Wentworth Institute of Technology Santa Fe Community College Wesleyan University Savannah College of Art and Design Western New England State University School of the Art Institute of Chicago Westfield State University School of Visual Arts Wheaton College MA University of Scranton Whitman College Seton Hall University Whittier College Sewanee: The University of the South University of Wisconsin, Madison Siena College Wittenberg University Sierra Nevada College Woodbury University Simmons College The College of Wooster Simon Fraser University Worcester Polytechnic Skidmore College York University Smith College University of Southern California University of Southern Maine Southern Adventist University Southern Methodist University Southern New Hampshire University Springfield College .
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