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2019 University Acceptances 2019 University Acceptances Adelphi University Colby-Sawyer College Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Colgate University American University College for Creative Studies Anna Maria College College of Charleston Arizona State University College of the Holy Cross Assumption College Colorado College Auburn University Colorado State University Auburn University Montgomery Columbia College Chicago Augustana College Columbia University Babson College Concordia University Bard College Connecticut College Barnard College Cornell College Baruch College of the CUNY Cornell University Bates College Culver-Stockton College Baylor University Curry College Bentley University Dalhousie University Binghamton University Dartmouth College Bishop’s University Dean College Boston Architectural College DePaul University Boston College DePauw University Boston University Diablo Valley College Bowdoin College Dickinson College Brandeis University Drake University Bridgewater State University Drew University Brooklyn College of the CUNY Drexel University Brown University Duke University Bryant University Duquesne University Bryn Mawr College Earlham College Bucknell University East Carolina University Butler University Eastern Maine Community College California College of the Arts Eastern University California Institute of Technology Eckerd College California State University system Elms College California University of Pennsylvania Elon University Carleton College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Carleton University Emerson College Carnegie Mellon University Emmanuel College Case Western Reserve University Emory University Castleton University Endicott College Central Connecticut State University ESCP Europe Business School Central Maine Community College Fairfield University Champlain College Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Chapman University Fashion Institute of Technology Chinese University of Hong Kong, The Fisher College Claremont McKenna College Flagler College Clark University Florida Atlantic University Clarkson University Florida Gulf Coast University Clemson University Florida Institute of Technology Coastal Carolina University Florida International University Colby College Florida Southern College thorntonacademy.org Florida State University Lynn University Fordham University Maine College of Art Framingham State University Maine Maritime Academy Franciscan University of Steubenville Maine Media College Franklin & Marshall College Malone University Franklin Pierce University Manhattanville College Furman University Marist College George Mason University Marquette University Georgetown University Maryland Institute College of Art Georgia Institute of Technology Massachusetts College of Art and Design Georgia State University Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Georgian Court University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gordon College Massachusetts Maritime Academy Grinnell College McGill University Harvard College MCPHS - Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Harvey Mudd College Mercyhurst University Haverford College Merrimack College Hawaii Pacific University Miami University, Oxford High Point University Michigan State University Hobart and William Smith Colleges Middle Tennessee State University Hofstra University Middlebury College Hollins University Monmouth University Hult International Business School Montserrat College of Art Husson University Muhlenberg College Illinois Institute of Technology Nazareth College Illinois Wesleyan University New England College Imperial College London New Jersey Institute of Technology Indiana University at Bloomington New York Institute of Technology Indiana University-Purdue New York University Ithaca College Newbury College Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Nichols College Jacksonville University North Carolina State University James Madison University North Shore Community College John Cabot University Northeastern University Johns Hopkins University Northern Vermont University Johnson & Wales University Northwestern University Johnson C. 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