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Class of 2020 College Acceptances CLASS OF 2020 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES University of Alabama Univ of California, San Francisco University of Edinburgh 3 University of Alberta 2 Univ of California, Santa Barbara 5 Elon University 5 Allegheny College Univ of California, Santa Cruz 5 Emerson College 5 American University 4 Carnegie Mellon University 7 Emmanuel College American University of Paris 2 Case Western Reserve University 7 Emory University 4 University of Arizona 3 Castleton University Fairfield University 2 Arizona State University 3 Central Conn. State University University of Florida University of Arkansas University of Central Florida Fordham University 12 Asbury University Chapman University 5 Franklin & Marshall College 2 Babson College 4 College of Charleston 4 Franklin Pierce University Ball State University Chicago State University Furman University Bard College 5 University of Chicago George Mason University Barnard College 2 Clark University 7 George Washington University 12 Baruch College of the CUNY Clemson University 2 Georgetown University 5 Bates College 3 Colby College 3 Gettysburg College 3 Bentley University 8 Colgate University 2 Grinnell College 4 Binghamton University Univ of Colorado at Boulder 11 Hamilton College Boston College 12 Colorado State University University of Hartford Boston University 17 Columbia University 4 Harvard University Bowdoin College Concordia University-Montreal High Point University 4 Brandeis University 6 Connecticut College 4 Hobart & William Smith Coll 8 Bridgewater State University University of Connecticut 14 College of the Holy Cross 2 University of Bristol Cornell University 7 University of Houston University of British Columbia 4 Dartmouth College 2 Howard University Brooklyn College of the CUNY Davidson College Hult Int’l Business School Brown University 3 University of Delaware San Francisco Bryant University 2 Denison University U of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign 9 Bucknell University 6 University of Denver 8 Indiana Univ at Bloomington 7 Butler University DePaul University University of Iowa CA State Univ Maritime Academy Dickinson College 6 Iowa State University Univ of California, Berkeley 8 Drew University 2 Ithaca College 2 Univ of California, Davis 7 Drexel University 9 James Madison University 2 Univ of California, Irvine 10 Duke University Johns Hopkins University 3 Univ of California, Los Angeles 2 Duquesne University 2 University of Kansas 2 Univ of California, Merced Durham University 2 Kansas State University Univ of California, Riverside 2 East Carolina University Kenyon College 3 Univ of California, San Diego 16 Eckerd College King’s College London 2 Lafayette College 6 University of Oregon 2 St. Louis University University of La Verne Oregon State University St. Michael’s College - 2 Lehigh University 5 Pace University (NYC) 6 St. Olaf College Lewis & Clark College 2 University of Pennsylvania 2 University of St. Thomas Loyola Marymount University Pennsylvania State University 10 Stevens Institute of Technology 3 Loyola University Maryland Pepperdine University Stonehill College Loyola University New Orleans University of Pittsburgh 4 Stony Brook University 2 Lynn University Plymouth State University Suffolk University 5 Macalester College 2 Post University SUNY Albany University of Maine 5 Providence College SUNY College at Brockport University of Manchester Purchase College, SUNY SUNY College at Old Westbury Marist College 6 Purdue University 10 Syracuse University 12 Univ of Maryland, College Park 4 Quinnipiac University 4 University of Tampa Univ of Maryland, Eastern Shore Reed College Temple University 5 Marymount Manhattan College Regent’s University London Texas A&M University Massachusetts Inst of Technology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 3 Texas Tech University Univ of Massachusetts, Amherst 8 Rhode Island School of Design University of Texas, Austin 3 Univ of Massachusetts, Boston 2 University of Rhode Island 2 University of Toronto 7 McGill University Rice University 2 Trinity College 8 Merrimack College University of Richmond 2 Tufts University 3 Miami University, Oxford 3 Roanoke College Tulane University 4 University of Miami 3 Rochester Institute of Technology 3 University of Tulsa University of Michigan 7 Roger Williams University 2 Union College (NY) 6 Michigan State University 6 Rollins College United States Naval Academy Middlebury College 4 Rutgers Univ-New Brunswick 2 Valparaiso University Univ of Minnesota-Twin Cities Sacred Heart University Vanderbilt University 3 University of Missouri-St. Louis Salve Regina University 4 Vassar College Montclair State University University of San Diego University of Vermont 5 Mount St. Mary College University of San Francisco 3 Villanova University 2 Muhlenberg College San Jose State University Virginia Tech 2 Nazareth College Santa Clara University 4 University of Virginia 3 University of New Hampshire 2 Sarah Lawrence College 3 Wake Forest University 2 New Mexico State University Seattle University Washington College The New School Sewanee: Univ of the South Washington & Lee University 2 New York Institute of Technology Shaw University University of Washington New York University 8 Siena College Washington University in St. Louis 3 Nichols College 2 Skidmore College 6 University of Waterloo Univ of North Carolina 2 Univ of Southern California 2 Wentworth Institute of Technology Chapel Hill Southern Connecticut State Univ Wesleyan University 3 Northeastern University 17 University of South Florida Western Connecticut State Univ Northwestern University Southern Methodist University 3 Wheaton College (MA) Nova Southeastern University Southern New Hampshire Univ William & Mary 4 Oberlin College 2 Springfield College Williams College Oberlin Conservatory of Music University of St. Andrews 2 University of Wisconsin, Madison 7 Ohio State University 4 St. Anselm College Worcester Polytechnic Institute 4 Ohio University St. John’s University 2 Xavier University University of Oklahoma St. Lawrence University 6 Yale University 2.
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