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BLAZE YOUR OWN TRAIL STANDARDIZED TEST RESULTS CLASS OF 2019 ACT Test Scores (Class of 2019) Top 10% Top 30% La Salle Mean State* National* 263 English 34.9 31.5 25.2 23.4 20.2 Seniors Graduated on June 1, 2019 Math 34.4 31.7 25.3 23.4 20.5 Reading 34.8 32.1 25.7 24.2 21.3 Science 33.7 29.9 25.3 22.3 20.7 217 Composite 34.18 31.6 25.18 23.7 20.8 Colleges in 39 States, District * 2018 State and National Statistics – statistics for 2019 were not available as of July 19, 2019. of Columbia and Wales, Accepted La Salle Students SAT Test Scores (Class of 2019) Top 10% Top 30% La Salle Mean State* National* Reading & Writing 747 703 613 547 536 98 Math 792 748 627 539 531 Different Colleges and Universities the Class of Composite 1527 1447 1240 1086 1068 2018 Will Attendn * 2018 State and National Statistics – statistics for 2019 were not available as of July 19, 2019. 15 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Students Recognized by the In the last three years, graduates of La Salle College High have been accepted to the National Merit Scholarship following colleges and universities: Corporation American University La Salle University United States Coast Guard Auburn University Lafayette College Academy Babson College Lehigh University United States Merchant Marine Bates College New York University Academy 85 Berklee College of Music Northeastern University United States Naval Academy Boston College Northwestern University University of California, Los Members of the National Boston University Pennsylvania State University Angeles Honor Society Bucknell University Pepperdine University University of Colorado at Carnegie Mellon University Princeton University Boulder Clemson University Providence College University of Florida Colgate University Purdue University University of Maryland, College College of the Holy Cross Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Park 81%% College of William & Mary Rice University University of Miami Columbia University Saint Joseph’s University University of Michigan Percentage of the Class of Cornell University Stanford University University of Notre Dame 2019 Earning Documented Dickinson College Swarthmore College University of Pennsylvania Scholarships and Grantss Drexel University Syracuse University University of Pittsburgh Duke University Temple University University of Richmond Emory University The Catholic University of University of South Carolina Fairfield University America University of Southern California Fordham University The George Washington University of Virginia Franklin & Marshall College University Vanderbilt University $37 Georgetown University The University of Texas, Austin Vassar College MILLION Georgia Institute of Technology Trinity College Villanova University Gettysburg College Tufts University Wake Forest University Scholarships and Grants Howard University Tulane University Washington University in Saint Johns Hopkins University United States Air Force Academy Louis Earned by the Class of 2019 Kenyon College Yale University La Salle College High School 8605 Cheltenham Avenue 46 Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania 19038 Members of the Class of 2019 215 402 4800 phone 215 233 0284 fax Will Be Playing 11 Sports at 36 Colleges and Universities www.lschs.org.

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