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Members of the Class of 2019 Were Accepted to the Following Colleges and Universities Members of the Class of 2019 were accepted to the following Colleges and Universities The University of Alabama University of Colorado at Boulder Georgia Institute of Technology Albright College University of Colorado at Denver University of Georgia American International College Colorado College Gettysburg College American University University of Colorado Co. Springs Goucher College Amherst College Connecticut College Guilford College Arizona State University University of Connecticut University of Hartford The University of Arizona University of Connecticut Torrington Campus) Hartwick College Assumption College University of Connecticut at Stamford Harvey Mudd College Auburn University Cornell University Haverford College Bard College Curry College University of Hawaii at Manoa Baruch College of the CUNY Dalhousie University High Point University Bates College Dartmouth College Hobart and William Smith Colleges Baylor University University of Dayton Hofstra University Belmont University Dean College College of the Holy Cross Beloit College University of Delaware University of Houston Bentley University Denison University Hunter College of the CUNY Binghamton University University of Denver University of Idaho Boston College DePaul University Indiana University at Bloomington Boston University Dickinson College Iona College Bowling Green State University Drexel University The University of Iowa Brandeis University East Carolina University Ithaca College University of Bridgeport Eastern Connecticut State University James Madison University University of British Columbia Eckerd College Jefferson (Philadelphia University) Brooklyn College of the CUNY Elon University Johnson & Wales University (Providence) Brown University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach Juniata College Bryant University Emerson College Keene State College Bucknell University Emmanuel College Kent State University Butler University Emory University University of Kentucky University of California, San Diego Endicott College Kenyon College Carleton College University of Evansville La Salle University Carnegie Mellon University Fairfield University Lafayette College Case Western Reserve University Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan Campus Lawrence University The Catholic University of America Fisher College Lehigh University Central Connecticut State University Florida Gulf Coast University Lesley University Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design Florida Institute of Technology London College of Fashion Champlain College University of Florida Louisiana State University Chapman University Fordham University Loyola Marymount University College of Charleston Fordham University (Fordham College at Rose Hill) Loyola University Chicago University of Chicago Franklin & Marshall College Loyola University Maryland Clark University Franklin Pierce University Loyola University New Orleans Clarkson University Full Sail University University of Maine Clemson University Furman University Manhattan College Coastal Carolina University George Mason University Marist College Colby College The George Washington University Marquette University Colgate University Georgetown University Maryland Institute College of Art Members of the Class of 2019 were accepted to the following Colleges and Universities University of Maryland, College Park Pomona College University of Southern California Marymount Manhattan College University of Portland Southern Connecticut State University University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Pratt Institute Southern Methodist University Massachusetts Maritime Academy Principia College Southwestern University University of Massachusetts, Amherst Providence College Springfield College University of Massachusetts, Boston Purchase College, SUNY St. Bonaventure University McGill University Purdue University St. John's University Merrimack College Queen's University St. Lawrence University Miami University, Oxford Quinnipiac University Stetson University University of Miami Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Stonehill College Michigan State University Rhode Island College Stony Brook University University of Michigan University of Rhode Island Suffolk University Middlebury College Rice University SUNY Albany Mississippi State University University of Richmond SUNY Buffalo State College Monmouth University Rider University Susquehanna University Monroe Community College Ringling College of Art and Design Syracuse University Montclair State University Roanoke College The University of Tampa Mount Holyoke College Rochester Institute of Technology Temple University Muhlenberg College University of Rochester University of Tennessee, Knoxville Murray State University Roger Williams University Texas A&M University University of New England Rollins College Texas Christian University University of New Hampshire at Durham Rowan University The New School - All Divisions University of New Haven Russell Sage College The Ohio State University New York University Rutgers University-New Brunswick University of Toronto Undergraduate Only University of North Carolina at Greensboro Rutgers University-Newark Towson University University of North Carolina at Wilmington Sacred Heart University Trinity College North Carolina State University Saint Joseph's College-ME Tufts University Northeastern University Saint Joseph's University Tulane University University of Northern Colorado Saint Leo University Union College (New York) Norwalk Community College Saint Michael's College United States Air Force Academy University of Notre Dame Salem State University United States Naval Academy Prep School Occidental College Salisbury University University of Lynchburg Ohio University (Engineering) Salve Regina University University of St Andrews Ohio Wesleyan University San Diego State University University of Utah Oklahoma City University University of San Francisco Vanderbilt University The University of Oklahoma Santa Clara University University of Vermont Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) Savannah College of Art and Design Villanova University Pace University, New York City School of Visual Arts Virginia Tech Pace University, Westchester Campus The University of Scranton University of Virginia Pennsylvania State University Scripps College Wagner College University of Pennsylvania Seton Hall University Wake Forest University University of Pittsburgh Siena College Washington College Pitzer College Skidmore College Washington University in St. Louis Plymouth State University Smith College University of Washington Point Park University University of South Carolina - Columbia Western Carolina University Members of the Class of 2019 were accepted to the following Colleges and Universities Western Connecticut State University Western New England University Western University Westfield State University William & Mary Williams College University of Wisconsin, Madison Xavier University The Wilton High School Class of 2019 matriculated to the following Colleges and Universities AMDA, Los Angeles Lesley University Tulane University American University Loyola University Maryland United States Air Force Academy Arizona State University Manhattan College United States Naval Academy Prep Bard College Marist College School Baruch College of the CUNY Maryland Institute College of Art The University of Alabama Bentley University Massachusetts Maritime Academy University of California, San Diego Boston College McGill University University of California, Santa Barbara Boston University Merrimack College University of Chicago Brown University Miami University, Oxford University of Colorado at Boulder Bryant University Michigan State University University of Connecticut Carleton College Middlebury College University of Connecticut at Stamford Central Connecticut State University Montclair State University University of Dayton Central St. Martins College of Art & Murray State University University of Delaware Design New York University University of Denver Champlain College North Carolina State University University of Florida Chapman University Northeastern University University of Georgia Clemson University Norwalk Community College University of Houston Colby College The Ohio State University The University of Iowa Colgate University Penn State University University of Kentucky College of Charleston Pitzer College University of Maine College of the Holy Cross Pomona College University of Maryland, College Park College of William & Mary Pratt Institute University of Massachusetts, Amherst Colorado College Providence College University of Miami Cornell University Purdue University University of Michigan Dartmouth College Quinnipiac University University of New England Denison University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of New Hampshire at Dickinson College Ringling College of Art & Design Durham Drexel University Roanoke College University of New Haven Elon University Rochester Institute of Technology University of Notre Dame Emerson College Roger Williams University University of Pennsylvania Fairfield University Rollins College University of Rhode Island Fisher College Rutgers University-New Brunswick University of Richmond Fordham University Sacred Heart University University of St Andrews Franklin & Marshall College St. John’s University - Queens Campus University of San Francisco Full Sail University St. Lawrence University University of South Carolina Furman University Saint Michael’s College University of Southern California The George Washington University
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