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Ricks Center Alumni RICKS CENTER ALUMNI Ricks Center began in the summer of 1984 as one class of four and five-year old children. For many years the school grew by one class each year, until, in 1992, the first class of three eighth grade students graduated. Since that time, contact has been maintained with many alumni through the Longitudinal Study of Ricks Center Alumni. The information below demonstrates that former Ricks Center students gain admission to many of the country’s finest universities and choose a variety of different high schools. Air Force Academy DePaul University American Film Institute Evergreen State College American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Franklin College (Lugano, Switzerland) American University Law School George Washington University Amherst College Georgetown University Arapahoe Community College Grinnell College, Iowa Arizona State University Harvard University Bates College Harvard Law Baylor University (Texas) Harvey Mudd College Boston College Haverford College Boston College Law School Howard University (Washington, D.C.) Boston University Iowa State University Bowdoin College Johns Hopkins University Bradley University Johnson & Wales University California Institute of Technology Kingston University California State University Monterey Bay Knox College Carleton College (Minnesota) Lake Forest College Carnegie Mellon University Lawrence University Chapman University Los Angeles Film School Chicago School of Professional Psychology Loyola University (Chicago) Claremont McKenna College Macalester College Colby College (Maine) Marymount Manhattan College of Charleston Massachusetts Institute of Technology Colorado College (Colorado Springs) Metropolitan State College Colorado School of Mines Michigan State University Law School Colorado State University Middlebury College Columbia College (Chicago) Montana State University Columbia University New York University Cornell College (Iowa) Northeastern University Cornell University Northwestern University Creighton University Notre Dame University (Indiana) Dartmouth College Oberlin College Davidson College (North Carolina) Occidental College Oklahoma City University University of Colorado Pacific University ( Oregon) University of Denver Pepperdine University University of Denver Law School Pomona College (California) University of Florida Pratt Institute University of Hawaii Purdue University University of Maryland Princeton University University of Miami Reed College University of North Carolina Randolph Macon Women’s College University of Northern Colorado Rhode Island School of Design University of Oregon Rice University (Houston) University of Pennsylvania Santa Clara University University of Portland Scripps College University of Puget Sound Skidmore College University of Redlands, California Smith College University of Richmond Southern Methodist University University of San Diego Southwest Accupuncture College University of Southern California Spelman College University of Texas St.Olaf College University of Virginia Stanford University University of Washington Stanford Law School University of Wisconsin, Madison State University of New York Wake Forest University St. John’s College Washington and Lee University St. Louis University Washington University, St. Louis Swarthmore College Wellesley College Syracuse University Wesleyan University The New School Western University of Health Sciences Thomas Jefferson University Western Washington University Tufts University Westmont College Tulane University The Wharton School Trinity College Whitman College University of British Columbia Williamette College University of California at Berkeley Williams College University of California at Los Angeles Wofford College University of California at San Diego Worcester Polytechnic University University of California at Santa Cruz Yale University (Connecticut) University of Chicago .
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