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Class of 2020 Colleges Congratulations to the Class of 2020! Graduates were offered over $5.5 million in scholarships (not including the HOPE or Zell Miller Scholarships) and accepted to the following colleges and universities: Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Eckerd College Louisiana Tech University Reinhardt University University of Missouri Agnes Scott College Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Loyola University Rhode Island School of Design University of Montevallo Albany State University Emmanuel College Manhattan School of Music Rider University University of Nevada Allegheny College Emory University Macalaester College Roosevelt University University of North Alabama Anderson University Erskine College Mars Hill University Samford University University of North Carolina Appalachian State University Flagler College Maryland Institute College of Art San Diego State University University of North Georgia Arizona State University Florida Atlantic University Marymount Manhattan College Savannah College of Art and Design University of Northern Iowa Athens Technical College Florida State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Savannah State University University of Notre Dame Auburn University Furman University Mercer University School of the Art Institute of Chicago University of Oklahoma Augusta University Gardner-Webb University Miami University of Ohio Spelman College University of Oregon Ball State University george washington university Michigan State University State University of New York University of Pennsylvania Belmont University Georgetown University Middle Georgia State University Stetson University University of Pittsburgh Berry College Middle Tennessee State University Syracuse University University of South Carolina Georgia College and State University Boston Conservatory at Berklee Mississippi State University Tennessee Tech University University of Tennessee Georgia Gwinnett College Boston University Montclair State University Texas A&M University University of Texas George Mason University Brenau University Nazareth College Texas State University University of Utah Georgia Military College Brevard College North Carolina State University Truett McConnell University University of West Georgia Georgia Southern University Brewton-Parker College North Georgia Technical College Tulane University University of Wisconsin Georgia Southwestern State University Brigham Young University North Greenville University United States Air Force Academy Valdosta State University Georgia State University California State University Northeastern University United States Naval Academy Vanderbilt University Carnegie Mellon University Georgia Tech Northwestern University Universal Technical Institute Virginia Commonwealth University Castleton University Guilford College Ogeechee Technical College University of Alabama Virginia Military Institute Centre College Harvard University Oglethorpe University University of Arizona Virginia Tech Champlain College IUPUI Oklahoma State University University of Arkansas Viterbo University Charleston Southern University Ithaca College Ohio University University of the Arts Warren Wilson College Clayton State University Jacksonville University The Ohio State University University of California Washington and Lee University Clemson University Johns Hopkins University Oregon State University University of Colorado Wellesley College Coastal Carolina University Johnson and Wales University Otis College of Art and Design University of Florida Western Connecticut State College of Coastal Georgia Kansas State University Oxford College at Emory University University of Georgia University College of Charleston Kennesaw State University Parsons School of Design University of Hartford William & Mary Colorado Mountain College Kent State University Penn State University of Illinois Wingate University Colorado School of Mines Keystone College Pepperdine University University of Kansas Winthrop University Colorado State University LaGrange College Piedmont College University of Kentucky Wittenberg University Columbia University Lander University Point Park University University of Louisville Wofford College Columbus State University Lee University Point University University of Maine Yale University Covenant College Limestone College Pratt Institute University of Miami Young Harris College DePaul University Lipscomb University Presbyterian College University of Michigan Duke University Long Beach State University Princeton University University of Minnesota East Tennessee State University Louisiana State University PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Military Branches: air force, Army, marines, NAVY .
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