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COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES LIST: CLASSES 2015-2020

In the past six years, graduates of Academy have been accepted to the following and . The number of BUA students from these classes accepted to each institution is represented by the number in parentheses.

Agnes Scott (2) University of (12) University of Albany, SUNY Clark University (6) American University (4) (3) Coastal Carolina University (2) (2) College of Baruch College of the CUNY University of Colorado at Boulder Bay Path College (4) , Montreal Berklee College of College (7) (2) University of Connecticut (5) (6) (6) Boston Conservatory at Berklee (3) (171)* Dartmouth College (5) (27) University of Detroit Mercy College of the CUNY Drexel University (20) Duke University (3) (3) Institute of Technology Eastman School of Music of the (2) California Polytechnic State University, (2) San Luis Obispo University of Edinburgh (3) , Berkeley (7) University of California, Davis (3) Emmanuel College University of California, Irvine Emory University (4) University of California, (6) Institute of Technology University of California, Riverside (3) University of California, San Diego (7) Framingham State University University of California, Santa Barbara Franklin and Marshall College (2) University of California, Santa Cruz (4) The George Washington University (7) University of Cambridge Georgetown University Georgia Institute of Technology (9) Carnegie Mellon University (8) University of Glasgow Case Western Reserve University (10) (6) College of Charleston Oberlin Conservatory of Music Hampton University (12) University of Ottawa (5) College of Emory University (10) Hobart and William Smith Colleges (2) , City (2) The of The (2) Holy Cross, College of the State University University of Pennsylvania (4) of the CUNY (2) University of at Urbana-Champaign (5) (2) University at Bloomington (2) (3) University of Puget Sound John Jay College of Criminal Justice of the CUNY Purdue University (4) Johns Hopkins University (9) Queen’s University (Canada) (2) Queens College of the CUNY (3) Quest University Canada King’s College (2) (5) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (15) Lehigh University Rhode Island College (2) Rhode Island School of Design Lewis & Clark College (4) University of Rhode Island Loyola University, Chicago Rice University (2) (2) Roanoke College University of Maine (3) Rochester Institute of Technology (2) University of , College Park (5) University of Rochester (17) MA College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (3) Roger Williams University Institute of Technology (6) Ryerson University (Canada) University of Massachusetts, Amherst (81) Salem State University University of Massachusetts, Boston (8) University of San Francisco University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth (5) University of Massachusetts, Lowell (3) Savannah College of Art and Design McGill University (13) School of the Art Institute of Chicago Sciences Po – Columbia University Dual BA Program , Oxford (2) State University Sewanee: The University of the South (12) Simmons College (4) (7) (4) (13) New Conservatory of Music (3) University of Southern California (6) University of New Haven The New School (2) (2) University of St. Andrews (4) (23) (4) (52) Stevens Institute of Technology (2) Northwestern University (4) (3) (6) (4) University of (9) (3) (2) Wake Forest University (2) The Washington University in St. Louis (4) Tel Aviv Univ./Columbia Univ. Dual Degree Prog. The University of , Austin (7) The University of Texas, Dallas Wentworth Institute of Technology (2) University of (17) (4) Wheaton College (MA) Trinity College (3) Trinity College Dublin (3) (19) University of , Madison (2) (4) The (2) (4) Worcester Polytechnic Institute (14) (5) (2) York University (Canada)

*Boston University Admission Agreement - Boston University Academy students who apply to Boston University are granted admission if they meet eligibility requirements (3.0 or better in BU coursework, no D or F grades at BUA or BU, no reportable discipline; this agreement does not apply to BU’s College of Fine Arts, Metropolitan College, the College of General Studies, most special/dual programs, etc.)