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Plan II Honors Graduating Class of 2013 (99 graduates responding to survey) Distinctions: Phi Beta Kappa (40) Phi Kappa Phi (12) Friar Society (3) National Exam Averages: Plan II National Averages LSAT: 167 LSAT: 153 MCAT: 30 MCAT: 25.2 GRE: 324 GRE: 302 Recognitions: Alpha Lambda Delta (9) Freshman Year Excellence Phi Eta Sigma (6) – Freshman Honor Society Phi Alpha Theta (1) – History Gamma Beta Phi (1) – Honor & Service Theta Alpha Kappa (1) – Religious Studies Pi Delta Phi (1) – French Psi Chi (1) – Psychology Pi Sigma Alpha (1) – Government Timeliness of Graduation 1 graduated in less than 4 years (1%) 73 graduated in 4 years (74%) 4 graduated in 4.5 years (4%) 18 graduated in 5 years (19%) 2 graduated in over 5 years (2%) Academic Achievements: Arabic Flagship Program Archer Fellow (2) Normandy Scholars Program (2) Dean’s Distinguished Graduate (5) Truman Scholarship Finalist George Mitchell University Co-Op Undergraduate Research Fellowship Departmental Honors: Biochemistry (1) Biology (3) English (4) Geoscience (1) Government (1) Religious Studies (1) Women’s and Gender Studies (1) Law Schools Attending (4): Harvard University Southern Methodist University University of Chicago University of Houston Law Schools Admitted to: American University Columbia University Duke University Georgetown University Pepperdine University Medical Schools Attending (9): Baylor College of Medicine (2) Harvard University Louisiana State University Health Science Center – Shreveport College of Medicine - Texas A&M Health Science Center University of Texas Health Science Center – San Antonio (3) University of Texas Medical School at Houston Graduate Programs (11): Boston University (Biology) New York University (Music Business) Princeton University (Political Science) Texas State University (Counseling) University of California – San Diego (Linguistics) University of Florida (Anthropology) University of Texas – Austin (4, in Geology; Curriculum & Instruction; Accounting; Musicology) University of Wisconsin – Madison (Environment & Resources) 59 / 99 ~ 59% Studied Abroad in: Normandy$ Scholars Program (5, in France, Germany, England) Argentina Chile China (2) Costa Rica (8) Czech Republic (3) England (7) France (3) Germany (3) India Ireland Italy (8) Japan Jordan Poland Morocco New Zealand Scotland South Africa South Korea (4) Spain (5) 37 Double-Majors 7 Triple-Majors 28 Dual-Degrees: 10 Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 3 BA + Bachelor of Science (BS) in an engineering major 9 BA + Bachelor of Science in a natural science major 2 BA + Bachelor of Art in Theatre and Dance 1 BA + Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design 1 BA + Bachelor of Science in Communication Studies 1 BA + Bachelor of Science in Radio-TV-Film 1 BA + Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences 2 Triple Degrees: 2 BA + BBA plus Masters in Professional Accounting (MPA) .

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