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West High School IB Students Class of 2019 College Choices West High School IB Students Class of 2019 College Choices College Attending Last Name First Name College Attending Last Name First Name School of Visual Arts - NY Abueg Lauren University of Utah Garcia Villagomez Mayeli University of Utah Aden Faysal Salt Lake Community College Gasca Gonzalez Grecia University of Utah Agee Gavin University of San Francisco Gibson Willa Whitman College Anderson Marleigh University of Utah Goel Divyam Utah State University Aragon Alexis University of Utah Gonzalez Peter University of Utah Bailey Virginia Wesleyan University Gray Abigail Tufts University Banuri Kiyan University of California - Santa Cruz Gray Henry Middlebury College Banuri Mishka University of California - Santa Barbara Greenberg Rebecca Reed College Barbanell Zachary University of Michigan Guo Kevin New York University Barrera Miranda Alfredo University of Edinburgh Haggard Lydia University of Vermont Barton Anna University of Utah Hales Christopher University of Colorado Boulder Bastiani Max University of Southern California Hall Jacqueline University of Utah Bates Ruby University of Utah Hanson Olivia Westminster College Bingman Maxfield University of Utah Helac Azra University of Utah Blot Dimitri University of Utah Holcomb Maya University of Utah Brooks Jordan University of Washington Holmgren Emma Westminster College Brown Jay Yale College Holubkov Josephine University of Utah Brown Nicholas University of California - Berkeley Horne Mia University of Chicago Carlebach Grace University of California - Berkeley Horvath Katherine Washington University in St. Louis Carlin Nicholas Stevens Institute of Technology Huang Christine University of Utah Chhour Ervin University of Utah Hutchins Damonte' University of Utah Choi Youlmin University of Utah Ingersoll Brianna Salt Lake Community College Correa Juan Wellesley College Inoway-Yim Henna University of Washington Corroon Sophie Tulane University Jammulapati Maya Williams College Dechet Brianna Smith College Johnson Sophia University of Utah Denton Julia University of Utah Johnson William Emory University Dubil Ethan University of Utah Kang Ina University of Utah Engstrom Nicholas University of Utah Kauffman Christopher Emory University Fang Nathan University of Utah Kemp IszaBella University of Miami, Florida Fenwick Samuel Harvard College Kennedy-Yoon David Gap Year Fierro Palle Mia University of California - Berkeley Khor-Brogan Ciara Tulane University Galindo Diego Amherst College Kilpatrick Ross University of Utah Gallegos-Molano Rodrigo University of Utah Kim Sunyoung West High School IB Students Class of 2019 College Choices College Attending Last Name First Name College Attending Last Name First Name University of Utah King Tyler University of Utah Rodriguez Jennifer Loyola University - New Orleans Lee Miles Occidental College Root Charles University of Utah Luu Teasha Gap Year Saam Katrina University of Utah Luu Tyler University of Minnesota Saam Lillian Salt Lake Community College Mahmutovic Amra University of Utah Serbinowski Sebastian University of Utah McCarthy Eadan LDS Mission Shumway Richard McGill University Messersmith Josephine California Polytechnic State University - SLOSibul Ruby University of California - Irvine Mohebbizadeh Kiyan University of Utah Simmonds Skye Willamette University Morath Eva University of Utah Snow Kai Gap Year Morelli Robert Drexel University Snyder Julia Haverford College Muller August University of Utah Stephenson Melina Trinity University - San Antonio Nelson Jr Kenneth University of Utah Stevens Alexander University of Utah Nguyen Thien University of Toronto - Mississauga Stroud Alexandra Arizona State University Nightingale Sage University of California - Los Angeles Tang Anna University of Puget Sound Obbard Julia University of Utah Teteberg Cassidy University of Utah Oltra Alonso Andrea Salt Lake Community College Than Annie Brigham Young University Osime Samson University of Washington Thirlwell Florence University of Colorado Boulder Paradise Ford University of Utah Tran Huan New York University Park Seojin University of North Dakota Tveit Mackenzie Montana State University Parry Josephine Carleton College Vandel Eleanor George Washington University Pearce Jonas Montana State University Vandel Madeline Salt Lake Community College Pena Lorena Villanova University Viollet Constance Amherst College Penner Anna Arizona State University Vizmeg Jonathon University of Hawaii - Manoa Peterson Elizabeth Southern Utah University Walton Nicholas University of Utah Pettey Meghan University of Utah Weglarz Anya Yale College Pingali Shriya Utah State University Williams Ian Dartmouth College Planelles Tristan University of Utah Woodruff Zeia Harvey Mudd College Pronovost Eva University of Utah Yoo EunJae Syracuse University Pruyn Goldstein Micah Brigham Young University Youngberg Audrey University of Utah Quinn Chloe Salt Lake Community College Zavala Lindsey Parson's School of Design Reichler Hanna US Naval Academy Zembruski Miles University of Utah Robinson Tiegan Georgetown University Zhang Keven.
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