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Last Name First Name City State High School Name Institution Institution Last Name First Name City State High School Name Institution Name Intended Major State Richland Collegiate HS of Math Science Abdulatif Rahilu Dallas TX Engineering The University of Texas at Dallas TX Science AchiriMofor Akehnji Laurel MD Laurel High University of Maryland, Baltimore County MD Science Agbo Chidinma Norwalk CA Norwalk High School Stanford University CA Engineering Aginar Tarik Wichita KS Northeast Magnet High School University of Kansas Main Campus KS Science Ahmed Ahmed Lincoln NE Lincoln Northeast High School University of Nebraska - Lincoln NE Technology Akinade Omowunmi Hazelwood MO Hazelwood West High University of Missouri, Columbia MO Science Alston Courtney Crewe VA Nottoway High Oakwood University AL Science Ammons Mykal Hammond IN Area Career Center Vincennes University IN Science Andemichael Aman Blacklick OH Lincoln High School Princeton University NJ Science Anyeji Boerrigter Kim Newark NJ Malcolm X Shabazz High Harvard University MA Science Loveless Academic Magnet Program High Arnold Joey Thibodaux LA School Drexel University PA Engineering Barber Farrell Lithia Springs GA Douglas County High School Auburn University AL Engineering Battle Ameerah Phoenix AZ Betty Fairfax High School Howard University DC Science Blakney Tykia Hartsville SC Hartsville High Clemson University SC Engineering Booker Gaberial Denton TX Billy C. Ryan High School Wichita State University KS Engineering Bowman Richard Indianapolis IN Ben Davis High School Bradley University IL Engineering Branch Hezekiah Columbia SC Ridge View High Tufts University MA Science Brooks Ashten San Antonio TX Madison High School Texas Tech University TX Science Burke Daja Chicago IL Clark Academy Prep Magnet High School University of Illinois at Chicago Science North Little Cain Robert Rock AR Pulaski Academy Claremont McKenna College CA Mathematics Carter Zachary Tigard OR Tigard High School George Fox University OR Engineering Chark Kiarra Collinsville IL Collinsville High School Saint Louis University MO Science 1 Chatman Za'Kasia Oxford AL Oxford High School Georgia Institute of Technology GA Engineering Rutgers the State University of New Jersey New Chukwu Chinwendu Willingboro NJ Willingboro High School Brunswick Campus NJ Engineering Clark Emani Rochester NY Irondequoit High School University of Alaska Fairbanks AK Mathematics Clark Tykei Woodbridge VA Christ Chapel Academy University of Virginia VA Science Codio M. Zamienta Elkins Park PA Cheltenham High School Temple University PA Science Coley DeAuj'Zhane Portland OR Jefferson High School Howard University DC Science Fort Cook Braden Washington MD From The Heart Christian School Massachusetts Institute of Technology MA Engineering Cooper Hunter Valencia PA Mars Area Senior High School Colorado College CO Science California Polytechnic State University- San Luis Cooper-Abrea Isaiah Pittsburg CA Pittsburg High School Obisopo CA Technology Crane Jalen Chicago IL Young Magnet High School Columbia University in the City of New York NY Science Darby Altonnesha Gonzales LA East Ascension High School Xavier University of Louisiana LA Science Dickey Isiah Midway GA First Presbyterian Christian Academy Mercer University GA Science Eaton Corein Dallas TX Skyline High School University of Texas at Austin TX Science Elonga Esther Concord NH Concord High School Harvard University MA Science Feleke Aaron Houston TX Carnegie Vanguard High School Trinity University TX Engineering Flagg Lanijah Matteson IL MARION CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Hampton University VA Science Forbes-Jackson Langston Portsmouth VA I.C. Norcom High College of William & Mary VA Science Foster Jalen Reidsville NC Reidsville High North Carolina State University NC Engineering Goodman Khalil Duncan SC James F Byrnes High Clemson University SC Engineering Guy Diamond Rochester NY School Of The Arts Rochester Institute of Technology NY Science Haile Biya Norcross GA Meadowcreek High School Kennesaw State University GA Engineering North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State Hall Nzia Durham NC City of Medicine Academy University NC Science Hawk Ashleigh Milledgeville GA Baldwin High School Emory University GA Engineering Maryland Henderson Nitori Heights MO Pattonville Senior High School Cornell University NY Science Royal Palm Hewitt LeeAnn Beach FL Wellington High School University of Florida FL Science Holbrook Kyla Pittsburgh PA Oakland Catholic High School Columbia University in the City of New York NY Engineering Hurdle Kalan Chesapeake VA Western Branch High Case Western Reserve University OH Engineering Imbeah Samara Lancaster CA Quartz Hill High Cornell University NY Engineering Carver High School For Applied Jackson Tyree Houston TX Tech/Engineering/Arts University of Texas at Austin TX Technology Jean-Charles Norah Jonesboro GA Mundy's Mill High School Kennesaw State University GA Technology Jeffers Charles Spartanburg SC Spartanburg High Tuskegee University AL Engineering Jones Brooke Saint Louis MO Clayton High Xavier University of Louisiana LA Science 2 Kelley Kylan Midlothian VA Powhatan High College of William & Mary VA Science Koffi Lynelle Loganville GA George Walton Academy University of Georgia GA Science Koskela Nelson Redwood City CA Ruth Asawa School of the Arts Howard University GA Technology Lima Joel Elmont NY Elmont Memorial High School Tufts University MA Engineering McKinley Jonathan Jacksonville FL Duval Homeschool Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University FL Technology Milliken Jesse Vacaville CA Will C. Wood High University of California-Berkeley CA Engineering Atlantic Technical College and Technical Monkhouse Andell Tamarac FL High School University of Central Florida FL Engineering Morant Soinkne Killeen TX Killeen High School Xavier University of Louisiana LA Science Moyo Pempho Arkadelphia AR Arkadelphia High School Swarthmore College PA Science Muamba Tshiama Saint Louis MO Pattonville Senior High School Xavier University OH Science Muhammad Othman Newark NJ St Benedict's Preparatory School Northwestern University IL Engineering Mullings Thalia Harrison NJ Harrison High School Simmons College MA Science Nganou Arthur Silver Spring MD Wheaton High School Lycoming College PA Engineering Nwosu Chikaodinaka Palm Springs FL Lake Worth High School Johns Hopkins University MD Engineering Ojo Festus Fairburn GA Westlake High School Harvard University MA Science Onyemeziem Nina Chicago IL St Ignatius College Prep Princeton University NJ Engineering Orare Claire Jersey City NJ Dr. Ronald Mc Nair Academy High School Princeton University NJ Engineering Ousley Derrick Dixmoor IL Mount Carmel High School DePauw University IN Science Palmer Zevney Snellville GA South Gwinnett High School Albany State University GA Science Peterkin Justin Staten Island NY Curtis High School College of Staten Island CUNY NY Science Popoola Mofoluwasade Villa Rica GA Douglas County High School Georgia Institute of Technology GA Engineering Poteh Afahse Bogart GA North Oconee High School Stanford University CA Engineering Pratt Keionna Meridian MS Meridian High School Mississippi State University MS Engineering Quildon Andre Dallas TX School Of Science And Engineering University of Southern California CA Engineering Reynolds Jocelyn Atlanta GA Booker T. Washington SHS Spelman College GA Engineering Rodriguez Maliya Elmont NY Elmont Memorial High School Brown University RI Science Scott Ariel Mobile AL Mary G Montgomery High School Howard University DC Engineering Scruggs Cameron Moreno Valley CA Riverside Virtual University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV Engineering Simpkins Serena Belle Mead NJ Montgomery High Rutgers University NJ Technology Smart Camille Bowling Green KY Bowling Green High School University of Southern California CA Science Smith Joslyn Mullins SC Mullins High Spelman College GA Science Soumare Fatimata Chicago IL King College Prep High School University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign IL Science Stokes Larry Clarksdale MS Mississippi School Math Science Mississippi State University MS Engineering Stovall Nasir Medford NY Longwood High School Stony Brook University NY Science Taha Salma Staten Island NY Fort Hamilton High School College of Staten Island CUNY NY Science Tekle Alexander Plano TX Plano Sr High School Stanford University CA Engineering Tingling Kyle Rochester NY Irondequoit High School University of Chicago IL Science 3 Ufot Tyrrell Greensboro NC Ragsdale High School North Carolina State University NC Engineering Ward Isaac Laurel MD North County High University of Maryland, College Park MD Technology Wassell Kahlil Springfield IL New Berlin Jr. Sr. High School Harvard University MA Engineering Wellington James Houston TX Cypress Ridge High School Prairie View A & M University TX Engineering Williams Kaela Norman OK Norman North High School University of Oklahoma Norman Campus OK Science Williams Emmanuel Philadelphia PA Academy at Palumbo Pennsylvania State University PA Technology Williams Lorrayya Lafayette IN Home School Academy Calvin College MI Science Willis Jacquelyn Aubrey TX Billy C. Ryan High School Spelman College GA Science Wiseman Malcolm Indianapolis IN Pike High School Prairie View A & M University TX Science 4 .
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