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Saint Saviour High School Class of 2019 List of College Scholarships Arianna Abdul Briann Abruzzese Saint Saviour High School Class of 2019 List of College Scholarships Arianna Abdul - LIU Brooklyn Academic Scholarship - Pace University Presidential Scholarship - St. Francis College Merit-Based/Faith Based Scholarship - St. John's University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards Briann Abruzzese - Adelphi University Adelphi University Presidential Award & Honors College Scholarship - Fairfield University Magis Scholarship - Manhattan College Presidential Scholarship - Molloy College Presidential Dominican Scholarship - Mount Saint Mary College Presidential Scholarship - Pace University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - Sacred Heart University Sacred Heart University Merit Awards - St. Francis College Merit & Faith Based Scholarship - St. John's University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - St. Joseph's College Presidential Scholarship - St. Joseph's University Presidential Scholarship - University of Scranton Dean's Scholarship - Wagner College Founder's Scholarship Amanda Aquino - University of New Haven Deans Scholarship and Charger Award Amanda Arrata - Manhattan College Chancellor's Award - Sacred Heart University Trustee Scholarship - St. Francis College Merit Award - St. Joseph's College Scholastic Achievement Scholarship - University of Scranton Faber Scholarship - Wagner College Alumni Award Hope Barone - Barry University Merit Award - College of Mount Saint Vincent Deans Scholarship - Iona College Gael Scholarship - Mount Saint Mary College Dominican Heritage Scholarship - The University of Maine UMaine Leadership Award Liana Betancourt - Iona College Heritage Scholarship - St. John’s University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - St. Joseph’s University Scholastic Achievement Award Catlin Brown - College of Mount Saint Vincent Dean's Merit Scholarship, Resident Scholarship & Alumni & Friend Award - Le Moyne Loyola Heights Scholarship - St. Joseph's College Catholic High School Grant - University of Bridgeport UB Honor Scholarship Julia Canny - Hofstra University Dean's Scholarship - LIU Brooklyn Academic Scholarship - Marymount Manhattan College Dean's Scholarship - Pace University Trustee Recognition Award - St. John's University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - St. Joseph's College Dean's Scholarship Samantha Cassata - Saint Peter's University Arrupe Scholarship - St. Francis College Merit & Faith Scholarship - St. Joseph's College Catholic Grant Theresa Davidson - Adelphi University Achievement award - LIU Brooklyn Recognition Award - St. John's University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - St. Joseph's College Scholastic Achievement Award Keba Francis - St. Francis College Merit and Faith Scholarships - St. John’s University Award - St. Joseph's College SJC 13k Achievement Scholarship - The College of Saint Rose Presidential Scholarship Kimberly Hronec - Manhattan College Presidential Scholarship - Quinnipiac University Trustee Award - Sacred Heart University The President's Excellence Award - Seton Hall University University Scholarship and Summer Scholarship - St. Joseph's College SJC Esse Non Videri Scholarship Melinda Hudson - Dominican College Academic Scholarship - St. Francis College Merit and Faith Award - The College of Saint Rose Founders Award - University of Bridgeport UB Honor Scholarship - University of New Haven Charger Award Samantha Hughes - Mount Saint Mary College Presidential Scholarship Amayah Hutchinson - Le Moyne College Loyola Scholarship; Avanti Award; NY Promise Award; Interview Award - St. Bonaventure University Friars Scholarship Tiana Jaramillo - St. Francis College Scholarship Eileen Kelly - College of Mount St. Vincent Deans Merit Scholarship Brianna Kenny - Mount Saint Mary College Distinguished Scholarship - Seton Hall University University & Summer Scholarship - St. John’s University Scholastic Excellence Award, Deans Scholarship, Catholic HS Scholarship, College Advantage Scholarship, St John’s Service scholarship - St. Joseph's College Dean's Scholarship - University of Scranton Loyola Scholarship Teresa Kiernan - Iona College Heritage Scholarship - Sacred Heart University President's Excellence Award - St. John's University St. Vincent De Paul Scholarship; Awards - SUNY Oswego Merit Scholarship - Wheaton College Trustee Scholarship Margaret Kindschuh - Fordham University Fordham Loyola Scholarship and Fordham Tuition Scholarship - Manhattan College Presidential Scholarship - Northeastern University Honors Scholarship - University of Southern California Deans Scholarship Julie Laclide - Canisius College Academic Grant - St. Francis College Merit Award - St. Joseph's College Catholic High School Grant Vivien Lerner - St. Francis College Merit Award - St. Joseph’s College Catholic High School Grant Rachel Martinez - St. Joseph's College Scholastic Achievement Award Shannon McLoughlin - Fordham University Dean's Scholarship - Loyola University Maryland Presidential Scholarship - Manhattan College Presidential Scholarship - Macaulay Honors College Full Scholarship - Wesleyan University Wesleyan Scholarship - Kassenbrock Scholarship Olivia Medina - American University Dean's Scholarship - George Washington University Presidential Academic Scholarship Award x 5 years - University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor's Award - University of Rhode Island Centennial Scholarship Cristina Melian - DePaul University St. Vincent DePaul Scholarship - LIU Brooklyn Merit Scholarship - Loyola University Chicago Rambler Award - Pace University Trustee Recognition Award - Seton Hall University University Scholarship - Suffolk University Trustee Scholarship and Achievement Grant Alexandra Natale - Fairfield University Magis Scholarship - Stevenson University Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor's Award Margaret O'Dea - Seton Hall University University Scholarship and Summer Scholarship - St. John's University Presidential Scholarship - Stevens Institute of Technology Presidential Scholarship, Edwin A. Stevens Scholarship and Martha Bayard Stevens Scholarship - The University of Vermont Presidential Scholarship and UVM Award Justine Peart - Hofstra University Dean's Scholarship - LIU Brooklyn University Scholars Award - Seton Hall University University Scholarship and Summer Scholarship - Syracuse University Archbold-Day Scholarship Allison Ryan - St. Joseph’s College Catholic Grant and Arts and Sciences Grant Caroline Schneider - College of the Holy Cross Scholarship - Fairfield University Fairfield University Bellarmine Scholarship - Le Moyne Dean Scholarship - Quinnipiac University Trustee Award - Salve Regina University Pioneer Scholarship Wajihah Siddiqui - College of Mount Saint Vincent Dean's Merit Scholarship and Alumni and Friends Award - Mount Saint Mary Heritage Scholarship - Pace University Incentive Award - Sacred Heart University Sacred Heart University merit award - Saint Leo University Academic Award - St. Francis College Merit based and Faith based Scholarships - St. John's College Combined annual merit scholarship and awards - The College of Saint Rose Academic Scholarship Eva Sorrentino - LaSalle University Founders Scholarship - Pace University Trustee Recognition Award and Residence Life Award - Seton Hill University Mary Schmidt Scholarship - University of New Haven Presidential Scholarship - Utica College Founders Scholarship Yoemy Soto Ortiz - Dominican College Academic Scholarship - LIU Brooklyn Academic Scholarship - St. John’s University Combined merit scholarship and awards - St. Joseph's College Dean's Scholarship Treasure Stuto - Saint Leo University Academic Award Luander Whitehall - Cazenovia College Founders Scholarship - Central State University Merit Scholarship - Cheyney University of Pennsylvannia Good Neighbor Scholarship - Dominican College Scholarship - LaSalle University Founders Scholarship - LIM College Academic Achievement Scholarship - Morgan State University Award - Thomas Jefferson University Faculty Award - University of Bridgeport UB Challenge Grant - University of Hartford Hawk Achievement Grant .
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