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Class of 2007 College Acceptances HIGH SCHOOL OF AMERICAN STUDIES AT LEHMAN COLLEGE 2925 Goulden Avenue Bronx, New York 10468 Alessandro Weiss Tel.: (718) 329-2144 Principal Fax: (718) 329-0792 COLLEGE ADMISSIONS Class of 2007 (As of May 7, 2007, based on information entered by students on Naviance) Adelphi University Morgan State University American University Mt. Holyoke College Amherst College College of Mount St. Vincent Andrews University New York City College of Technology Barnard College New York Institute of Technology Baruch College New York University Bentley College University of North Dakota Boston University Northeastern University Bowdoin College Oakwood College Briarcliff College Pace University University of Bridgeport Pennsylvania State University, Hazelton Bridgewater State College Pennsylvania State University, Schuylkill Champlain College Pennsylvania State University, University Park Cheyney University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh CUNY – Brooklyn College Polytechnic University CUNY – City College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute CUNY – Honors College Rider University CUNY – Hostos Community College Rochester Institute of Technology CUNY – Hunter College University of Rochester CUNY – John Jay College of Criminal Justice Rutgers University CUNY – Laguardia Community College Sacred Heart University CUNY – Lehman College Saint Joseph’s University CUNY – Manhattan Community College Skidmore College CUNY – Medgar Evers College Spelman College CUNY – Queens College St. John’s University CUNY – York College SUNY – Albany Clark Atlanta University SUNY – Binghamton Colby College SUNY – Buffalo Colgate University SUNY – Buffalo State College College of the Atlantic SUNY – Brockport Cornell University SUNY – College of Environmental Sciences Delaware State University SUNY – Delhi University of Delaware SUNY – Farmingdale Drexel University SUNY – Fredonia Eastern Michigan University SUNY – Geneseo Florida Institute of Technology SUNY – Maritime Fordham University SUNY – New Paltz The George Washington University SUNY – Old Westbury Georgetown University SUNY – Oneonta Green Mountain College SUNY – Oswego Hamilton College SUNY – Plattsburgh Hampshire College SUNY – Potsdam Harvard University SUNY – Purchase Hobart and William Smith Colleges SUNY – Stony Brook Hofstra University SUNY – Sullivan County Howard University College of Staten Island Iona College Stevens Institute of Technology Ithaca College Suffolk University Johns Hopkins University Sweet Briar College Kent State University Syracuse University Lafayette College Temple University Lehigh University Trinity College Lincoln University Tufts University Long Island University – Brooklyn Campus Tulane University Long Island University – C.W. Post Campus Union College University of Maryland, College Park Utica College University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Vermont McGill University Virginia Union University Mercy College Wellesley College University of Miami Wesleyan University Molloy College Western New England College Worcester Polytechnic University .
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