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College Acceptances 2017 College Acceptances 2017 Abilene Christian University Gonzaga University Regis College University of Colorado at Boulder Academy of Art University Gordon College Rider University University of Colorado at Denver Alcorn State University Grambling State University Rochester Institute of Technology University of Colorado Colorado Springs American University Grand Canyon University Saint Mary's College of California University of Connecticut Arizona State University Green Mountain College Salve Regina University University of Denver Auburn University Grove City College San Diego State University University of Florida Auburn University Hampton University San Francisco State University University of Hawaii at Manoa Azusa Pacific University Hawaii Pacific University San Jose State University University of Idaho Bard College High Point University Santa Clara University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Barrett, The Honors College Hofstra University Sarah Lawrence College University of Kansas Baylor University Howard University School of the Art Institute of Chicago University of Kentucky Becker College Hult International Business School - Seattle Pacific University University of La Verne Belhaven University San Francisco Seattle University University of Maine Belmont University Humboldt State University Sierra Nevada College University of Massachusetts, Amherst Bentley University Huston-Tillotson University Skidmore College University of Miami Berklee College of Music Illinois Wesleyan University Sonoma State University University of Michigan Biola University Indiana University at Bloomington South Dakota School of Mines and University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Boise State University Iowa State University Technology University of Mississippi Boston College Ithaca College Southern Methodist University University of Missouri Columbia Boston University Jackson State University Southern Nazarene University University of New Mexico Bowie State University James Madison University Southern Oregon University University of North Carolina at Greensboro Butler University Johnson & Wales University-Denver Southern University at New Orleans University of Notre Dame California Baptist University Johnson & Wales University Southern Utah University University of Oregon California Polytechnic State University, Kalamazoo College St. Edward's University University of Pennsylvania San Luis Obispo Kansas State University Stanford University University of Pittsburgh California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Keiser University Stetson University University of Portland California State University, Channel Islands Lake Erie College Stony Brook University University of Puget Sound California State University, Chico Lehigh University Suffolk University University of Redlands California State University, Dominguez Hills LeTourneau University Syracuse University University of Richmond California State University, East Bay Lewis & Clark College Taipei Medical University University of San Diego California State University, Fresno Liberty University Taylor University University of San Francisco California State University, Long Beach Linfield College Temple University University of Southern California California State University, Monterey Bay Lipscomb University Texas A&M University University of the Pacific California State University, Northridge Loyola Marymount University Texas Christian University University of Tulsa California State University, Sacramento Loyola University Chicago Texas Southern University University of Utah California State University, San Marcos Loyola University New Orleans The American University of Paris University of Vermont California State University, Stanislaus Lynn University The Art Institute of California - University of Virginia Carnegie Mellon University Macalester College Los Angeles University of Washington Case Western Reserve University Marist College The George Washington University University of Wisconsin, Madison Chapman University Menlo College The Institute of Culinary Education Valparaiso University Claremont McKenna College Merrimack College The Los Angeles Film School Vanderbilt University Clark Atlanta University Miami University, Oxford The New School Vanguard University of Southern California Clark University Michigan State University The Ohio State University Villanova University Clemson University Montana State University, Bozeman The University of Alabama Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State Colgate University Morehouse College The University of Arizona University College of the Atlantic Muhlenberg College The University of Arizona (Honors College) Wake Forest University College of the Holy Cross New York University The University of Georgia Washington State University Colorado School of Mines North Carolina State University The University of Iowa Washington University in St. Louis Colorado State University Northeastern University The University of North Carolina at Wentworth Institute of Technology Columbia College Chicago Northern Arizona University Chapel Hill West Virginia University Concordia University - Irvine Northwestern University The University of Oklahoma Western Michigan University Cornell University NYU Shanghai Trinity College Western Washington University Dartmouth College Occidental College Trinity International University Westmont College Davidson College Ohio University Trinity University Wheaton College IL Delta State University Ohio Wesleyan University Trinity University in Washington, DC Whitman College DePaul University Oklahoma Baptist University Tufts University Whittier College Drexel University Oklahoma State University Tulane University Whitworth University Eckerd College Oregon State University Tuskegee University Willamette University Elon University Otis College of Art and Design Union University Wittenberg University Emerson College Otterbein University United States Air Force Academy Woodbury University Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, Pace University, New York City University of Arkansas Worcester Polytechnic Institute Los Angeles Pacific Lutheran University University of California at Berkeley Xavier University of Louisiana Fisk University Pacific Union College University of California at Davis Yale University Flagler College Pennsylvania State University University of California at Irvine Florida A&M University Pepperdine University University of California at Los Angeles Florida Institute of Technology Pitzer College University of California at Merced Fordham University Point Loma Nazarene University University of California at Riverside Franklin & Marshall College Pomona College University of California at San Diego Furman University Portland State University University of California at Santa Barbara George Fox University Princeton University University of California at Santa Cruz George Mason University Purdue University University of Central Florida Georgia Institute of Technology Quinnipiac University University of Chicago Gettysburg College Reed College University of Cincinnati.
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