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Class of 2020 College Acceptances Class of 2020 Acceptances* *Enrollment (in Bold) Anna Maria College Colorado School of Mines Arizona State University-Tempe Colorado State University-Fort Collins The University of Arizona Concordia University-Irvine University of Arkansas Cornell University Aurora University Covenant College Azusa Pacific University Creighton University Baylor University Culver-Stockton College Belmont University University of Dayton Biola University University of Denver Boise State University Dordt University Boston University Drexel University California Baptist University Duke University California Lutheran University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Emory University Cal Poly, San Luis OBispo George Fox University California State University-Chico George Washington University California State University, Long Beach Georgia Institute of Technology California State University-Monterey Bay Gonzaga University California State University-Northridge Grand Canyon University California State University-Sacramento Harvey Mudd College University of California-Davis University of Hawaii at Manoa University of California-Irvine Hawaii Pacific University University of California-Los Angeles High Point University University of California, Merced Hillsdale College University of California-Riverside Hofstra University University of California, San Diego Hope College University of California-Santa BarBara University of Illinois at Chicago University of California-Santa Cruz University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Calvin University Indiana University-Bloomington Carnegie Mellon University Iowa State University Case Western Reserve University University of Iowa Champlain College University of Kansas Chapman University University of La Verne College of Charleston (Honors Program) Lakeland University Clemson University LeTourneau University University of Colorado Boulder Lewis & Clark College Colorado Christian University Liberty University University of Colorado Colorado Springs Linfield College Lipscomb University San Francisco State University Louisiana State University University of San Francisco Loyola Marymount University San Jose State University Marist College Santa Clara University University of Massachusetts-Amherst Sarah Lawrence College Miami University-Oxford Scripps College University of Miami Seattle Pacific University Michigan State University Seattle University University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Shenandoah University University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Sonoma State University Missouri University of Science and Technology University of Southern California Molloy College Southern Methodist University Montana State University St. John's University Montclair State University University at Albany, SUNY Mount Holyoke College Sweet Briar College MuhlenBerg College Texas A&M University University of Nevada-Reno Texas Christian University New York University The University of Texas at Austin The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Ohio State University North Carolina State University at Raleigh University of Toronto University of North Dakota Trinity University Northeastern University Trinity Western University Oregon State University Tufts University Otis College of Art and Design University of Tulsa Oxford College of Emory University University of Oregon Pace University-New York University of Utah Pacific Lutheran University Vanguard University of Southern California Pacific University Villanova University University of the Pacific Wagner College Pennsylvania State University Wake Forest University Pepperdine University Washington University in St Louis University of Pittsburgh University of Washington, Seattle Point Loma Nazarene University Wentworth Institute of Technology University of Portland West Virginia Wesleyan College Princeton University Westmont College University of Puget Sound Wheaton College Purdue University-Westbend Whitman College University of Redlands Whittier College Reed College Whitworth University Regis University Williams College Rice University University of Wisconsin-Madison Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Woodbury University Rutgers University-New Brunswick The College of Wooster Saint Mary's College of California University of Wyoming San Diego State University Yale University University of San Diego .
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