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College Acceptances As of May 7, 2019 College Acceptances as of May 7, 2019 All graduates are asked to submit copies of all college acceptance and scholarship letters to Guidance. Students will not be recognized on the website or in the Graduation Program without letters on file in the Guidance Office. William Alderisio Pennsylvania State University Providence College Siena College Syracuse University University of Maryland University of North Carolina at Charlotte Alessandro Amore The College of Saint Rose Samuel Andrade Hudson Valley Community College Jack Anguish Wingate University Maxwell Arena George Mason University University of Maryland Worcester Polytechnic Institute Ronnie Asamoah Canisius College Hudson Valley Community College Le Moyne College State University of New York at Oswego Taj Bass The College of Saint Rose Pace University Siena College St. Bonaventure University Quinton Becker Syracuse University Dylan Bogdon Bentley University Siena College Union College Sean Calagna Georgia Institute of Technology Northeastern University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Notre Dame Britt Carmer Auburn University Fairfield University Pennsylvania State University Syracuse University University of Alabama University of South Carolina Joshua Caron Clarkson University Rochester Institute of Technology Vermont Technology Wentworth Institute of Technology Brendan Carroll Le Moyne College Timothy Carvill Hudson Valley Community College Tucker Couch SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Benjamin Curro Binghamton University University of Kanas University of Miami Alexander Decker La Salle University Marist College Mercyhurst University St Lawrence University University of Delaware Richmond Dill Hudson Valley Community College Elijah Donofrio University at Albany Drew Douglass Buffalo State College Clarkson University Pennsylvania State University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University William Farrand Hudson Valley Community College Nathaniel Foster Fordham University Pennsylvania State University Quinnipiac University Stony Brook University University at Albany University of Connecticut Lawrence Freeman Franklin Pierce University Hartwick College State University of New York at Cobleskill David Gerson The College of Saint Rose Matthew Gerson The College of Saint Rose Douglas Godin Hudson Valley Community College Alec Haring Clarkson University New York Institute of Technology Siena College Pennsylvania State University University at Albany Alexander Harrison Endicott College Merrimack College Monmouth University Siena College Slippery Rock University Brandon Henges Eckerd College Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University Florida Institute of Technology University of Central Florida University of Miami Michael Hicks Le Moyne College Pace University Western New England University James Hogan Hudson Valley Community College Joseph Hogan Hudson Valley Community College Norwich University Ryan Hogan Le Moyne College Quinnipiac University Siena College Cyrus Horvath Hudson Valley Community College Dominic Ianni Clarkson University Michigan State University Rochester Institute of Technology Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Orville Ivey State University of New York at Cortland Michael Kendrick Clark University Endicott College Ithaca College King's College Rider University Roberts Wesleyan College Springfield College St. Lawrence University St. Michael's College Stonehill College Zachary Kupiec Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Northeastern University St. John Fisher College St. John's University University at Buffalo University of New England Western New England University Connor MacMorran Monmouth University Niagara University Siena College St. John's University University of Louisville The University of Rhode Island The University of Tampa Ryan Malone The College of Saint Rose Colin Mance University at Albany Nicolo Marcucci The Citadel New England College Norwich University Siena College Tyler Marini Endicott College Hudson Valley Community College Johnson & Wales University Merrimack College Norwich University Roger Williams University Siena College Louis McCabe Hudson Valley Community College Sage College of Albany Siena College Justin McCarthy The College of Saint Rose Siena College University at Albany Collin McDonough Siena College Conor McGinn Binghamton University Stony Brook University University of Vermont Ryley Moran The College of Saint Rose Siena College Michael Murray Boston University Hamilton College Seton Hall University Siena College Jack O'Leary Manhattan College Peter O'Toole Dartmouth College Hunter Pemrick Siena College Anthony Pizzola Siena College Gavin Prescott Clarkson University Le Moyne College Quinnipiac University St. Lawrence University Darian Quinn Northern Vermont University Stephen Reutter Siena College Adam Riggi Jacksonville University University of New England Lachlan Rodgers Rivier University Tyler Ryan Hudson Valley Community College John Sanchirico Baruch College Bentley University Brooklyn College Clarkson University The College of Saint Rose Franklin Pierce University Lake Forest College Le Moyne College Manhattan College Quinnipiac University Siena College University at Albany University of Hartford York College Tucker Scaringe American University Bentley University The George Washington University Northeastern University Villanova University Andrew Signor The College of Saint Rose Iona College Le Moyne College Siena College Utica College Marco Spataro College of the Holy Cross La Salle University Le Moyne College Siena College St. Bonaventure University Maxwell Tedesco Le Moyne College Connor Toomey Syracuse University Andrew Trobridge Hudson Valley Community College Sebastian Trumbull Hobart and William Smith Colleges Siena College St. Lawrence University University of New Hampshire Declan Tunny The College of Saint Rose Siena College University at Albany Shane Turley George Mason University Marist College Seton Hall University Siena College University of Rhode Island Michael Urschel Hudson Valley Community College Braeden Van Epps Brown University Dylan Van Epps Hudson Valley Community College Keegan Vedder Rutgers University Luke Wagner Clarkson University Hudson Valley Community College Pennsylvania State University Rutgers University Christopher West Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Clarkson University Siena College State University of New York at Geneseo State University of New York at New Paltz Union College University at Albany Gregory Wyman Coastal Carolina University Florida Gulf Coast University Hudson Valley Community College .
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