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I See ME in ALL 3! WHERE ARE RECENT CONSORTIUM GRADUATES NOW?* 3 Great Schools! 3 Great Choices! School Years 2017–2019 MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS NORTHEAST CONSORTIUM HIGH SCHOOLS Information about the Northeast Consortium (NEC) Choice Process and Signature Programs • BLAKE • PAINT BRANCH • SPRINGBROOK I see ME in ALL 3! WHERE ARE RECENT CONSORTIUM GRADUATES NOW?* Adelphi University Duke University Lynchburg College Ringling College of Art and Design University of Maine Albright College Dunwoody College of Technology Lynn University Rochester Institute of Technology University of Maryland, Baltimore County Allegany College of Maryland Duquesne University Macalester College Rutgers University, New Brunswick University of Maryland, College Park Allegheny College Earlham College Make Up Forever Academy, New York Saint Anselm College University of Maryland, Eastern Shore AMDA—The American Musical and East Carolina University Manhattanville College Saint Joseph’s University University of Maryland University College Dramatic Academy Eastern University Marshall University Salisbury University University of Massachusetts, Amherst American Academy of Dramatic Arts Eckerd College Mary Baldwin College San Diego State University University of Miami American University Elizabeth City State University Maryland Institute College of Art Santa Barbara City College University of Michigan Anne Arundel Community College Elizabethtown College Marymount University Sarah Lawrence College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Antioch College Elon University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Savannah College of Art and Design University of Mississippi Arizona State University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, McDaniel College School of the Art Institute of Chicago University of New Hampshire Art Institute of Washington Daytona Beach McGill University Scripps College University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Auburn University Emory University Medtech Institute Seoul National University University of North Carolina at Charlotte Barnard College Empire Beauty School Messiah College Seton Hill University University of North Carolina at Greensboro Barry University Fairfield University Methodist University Sewanee: The University of the South University of North Carolina at Wilmington Bates College Flagler College Miami University, Oxford Shenandoah University University of Pennsylvania Bellevue University Florida A&M University Michigan State University Shepherd University University of Pittsburgh Beloit College Florida Atlantic University Middle Georgia State College Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Binghamton University Florida International University Middlebury College Simmons College University of Redlands Boston College Florida State University Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design Smith College University of Richmond Boston University Fordham University Mississippi State University South Carolina State University University of Rhode Island Bowie State University Frederick Community College Montgomery College, Germantown Southern Virginia University University of Rochester Brandeis University Frostburg State University Montgomery College, Rockville Spelman College University of San Diego Bridgewater College Garrett College Montgomery College, Takoma Park St. Bonaventure University University of San Francisco Brigham Young University, Idaho George Mason University Morehouse College St. Francis College University of Scranton Brock University George Washington University Morgan State University St. John’s University, Queens Campus University of South Carolina Brown University Georgetown University Mount Holyoke College St. Mary’s College of Maryland University of South Florida, Tampa Bryn Mawr College Georgia Institute of Technology Mount Saint Mary’s University Stanford University University of Southern California Bucknell University Georgian Court University Mount St. Mary’s University Stern College for Women University of Tampa Butler University Goucher College Muhlenberg College Stetson University University of Tennessee, Knoxville California Institute of Technology Grambling State University New Jersey Institute of Technology Stevenson University University of Texas, Austin California Polytechnic State University, Grinnell College New York University Stony Brook University University of the Sciences in Philadelphia San Luis Opispo Guilford College North Carolina A & T State University Susquehanna University University of Toronto Calvin College Hagerstown Community College North Carolina Central University Swarthmore College University of Vermont Campbell University Hamline University North Carolina State University, Raleigh Syracuse University University of Virginia Capitol Technology University Hampshire College Northeastern University Temple University University of Washington Carnegie Mellon University Hampton University Northern Arizona University TESST College of Technology, Beltsville University of Wisconsin, Madison Case Western Reserve University Harvard University Northern Virginia Community College, The New School Ursinus College Catholic University of America Harvey Mudd College Alexandria THE TEMPLE: Utah Valley University Central State University Hawaii Pacific University Northern Virginia Community College, A Paul Mitchell Partner School Vanderbilt University Chapman University High Point University Annandale Thiel College Vassar College Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Hillsborough Community College Northern Virginia Community College, Toccoa Falls College Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Chowan University Hofstra University Loudoun Towson University Technology City College of New York Hollins University Northwestern University Trevecca Nazarene University Villanova University Clarion University of Pennsylvania Hood College Notre Dame of Maryland University Trinity College Virginia Commonwealth University Clark University Howard Community College Oberlin College Trinity University, Washington, DC Virginia State University Clayton College & State University Howard University Occidental College Tufts University Virginia Tech Clemson University Hudson Valley Community College Ohio State University Tulane University Virginia Union University Coastal Carolina University Indiana University at Bloomington Ohio University Tuskegee University Virginia University of Lynchburg Colby College Indiana University of Pennsylvania Ohio Wesleyan University United States Air Force Academy Wagner College Colgate University Iona College Old Dominion University United States Marines Wake Forest University College of Charleston Ithaca College Oral Roberts University United States Military Academy-Army Washington Adventist University College of the Holy Cross Jacksonville University Pace University, New York City United States Navy Washington and Lee University College of William and Mary James Madison University Pacific Union College University of Akron Washington College College of Wooster Johns Hopkins University Palm Beach State College University of Alabama Washington University in St. Louis Collin College Johnson & Wales University, Charlotte Penn State Abington University of Arizona Waynesburg University Colorado State University Johnson & Wales University, Miami Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg University of Baltimore Wentworth Institute of Technology Columbia College Chicago Johnson & Wales University, Providence Pennsylvania State University, University of British Columbia Wesley College Columbia University Johnson C. Smith University University Park University of California, Berkeley Wesleyan University Community College of Baltimore County Juniata College Pepperdine University University of California, Davis West Chester University Concordia University - Montreal Kent State University Pitt Community College University of California, Irvine West Liberty University Coppin State University Kenyon College Point Park University University of California, Los Angeles West Virginia University Cornell University La Salle University Potomac State College of University of California, San Diego West Virginia Wesleyan College Culinary Institute of America Lafayette College West Virginia University University of California, Santa Cruz Western University Dartmouth College Laboratory Institute of Merchandising Prince George’s Community College University of Central Florida Whitman College Delaware State University Lehigh University Princeton University University of Chicago Winston-Salem State University Delgado Community College Lewis & Clark College Purdue University University of Colorado at Boulder Winthrop University Denison University Liberty University Radford University University of Connecticut Yale University DePaul University Lincoln Technical Institute, Maryland Randolph-Macon College University of Delaware York College of Pennsylvania DePauw University Lincoln University Reed College University of Georgia Youngstown University DeVry University Long Island University, Brooklyn Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Hartford Dickinson College Loyola University Chicago Rice University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Drexel University Loyola University Maryland Rider University University of Kentucky *This list is reflective of many of the postsecondary destinations of recent Consortia graduates. 3 GREAT SCHOOLS 3 GREAT Table of Contents Keys to Success ii The Northeast Consortium (NEC) 1 Choice Process Description 2 Choice Process Timeline 3 Northeast Consortium Base High Schools 4 Northeast Consortium Middle Schools
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