Congratulates the Class of 2017! College Acceptances for the Class of 2017 The 114 colleges and universities listed represent the institutions where FWCD seniors have been admitted. Those in bold are the 45 institutions where FWCD graduates will attend.

American University James Madison University University of Georgia Auburn University Kenyon College University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Austin College Lewis & Clark College University of Iowa Baylor University Louisiana State University University of Kansas Belmont University Loyola University Maryland University of Michigan Blinn College Missouri University of Science and Technology University of Mississippi Boston College New York University University of Missouri-Columbia Boston University Northeastern University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Carnegie Mellon University Northwestern University University of North Carolina Case Western Reserve University Oklahoma State University at Greensboro Catholic University of America Pomona College University of North Texas Chapman University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of North Texas at Dallas Clark University Rhodes College University of Oklahoma College of Charleston Rice University University of Oregon College of William & Mary Rollins College University of Pittsburgh Valedictorian Colorado State University Samford University University of Richmond Karena Kett Dartmouth College San Diego State University University of Rochester Davidson College Seattle University University of South Carolina Case Western DePaul University Sewanee: The University of the South University of Southern California Reserve University Drexel University Smith College University of Tennessee, Knoxville Duke University Southern Methodist University University of Texas at Arlington Elon University Southwestern University University of Texas at Austin Emory University St. Edward’s University University of Texas at Dallas Florida Southern College St. Mary’s University of San Antonio University of Tulsa Florida State University Syracuse University University of Vermont Fordham University Texas A&M University University of Virginia Furman University Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi Vanderbilt University George Mason University Texas Christian University Vassar College Georgetown University Texas Tech University Wartburg College George Washington University Texas Wesleyan University Washington and Lee University Georgia Institute of Technology Trinity University Washington University in St. Louis Hampden-Sydney College Tufts University Yale University Harvard University Tulane University Hawai’i Pacific University University of Alabama INTERNATIONAL Hendrix College University of Alabama at Birmingham McGill University Salutatorian High Point University University of Arkansas Regent’s University London Conner Williams Hofstra University University of California Davis University of British Columbia Howard University University of California Los Angeles University of St Andrews Harvard University Indiana University at Bloomington University of Colorado Boulder University of Sydney

Top enrolling schools for members The Class of 2017 was of the Class of 2017: awarded more than $ University of Texas at Austin = 18 10.4 million Texas A&M University = 13 in merit-based scholarships and awards. Texas Christian University = 12 100 100% of students receiving University of Oklahoma = 5 merit-based scholarships seniors in the seniors admitted to 82% Class of 2017 University of Arkansas = 3 4-year institutions and awards University of Southern California = 3 49% merit-based scholarships of graduates 229 or awards received Middle 50% attending ACT Scores Composite: 27-32 out-of-state 97 seniors tested colleges and universities Middle 50% New SAT = 1190-1380 New SAT Scores Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 600-700 71 seniors tested Math: 570-690 4200 Country Day Lane seniors were recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program Fort Worth, TX 76109-4299 12 and/or the National Hispanic Recognition Program 817.732.7718 fwcd.org

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