Class of 2025 College Stats - Well Done!

We had 138 seniors from 70 high schools in 15 states.

These seniors have 781 acceptances to 221 different schools.

This class included 5 first-generation college students and 58 students from small-town/rural high schools.

There were 47 Honors Colleges Acceptances and 1 USNA - Service Academy.

See the colleges where these students were accepted and where they decided to go. The map of these schools is above.

Below are their Programs of Study:

·       Architecture - Design

·       Art History

·       Aviation Science

·       Biology

·       Business - General

·       Business - Accounting

·       Business - Finance

·       Business - Marketing

·       Business - Real Estate

·       Chemistry

·       Communications - Journalism

·       Communications and Science Disorders - Speech Pathology

·       Computer Science

·       Computer Science - Animation

·       Criminal Justice

·       Dentistry

·       Design

·       Economics - Public Policy

·       Engineering - Aeronautical

·       Engineering - Bio Medical

·       Engineering - Civil

·       Engineering - Chemical

·       Engineering - Computer Science - Robotics - Mechanical

·       Engineering - Construction Management

·       Engineering - Mechanical

·       English - Creative Writing

·       Environmental Science

·       Environmental Science - Marine Science

·       Exercise Science - Physical Therapy - Kinesiology

·       Exploratory Studies

·       Teaching Degree

·       Fashion Design Merchandising

·       Graphic Design

·       International Relations

·       Liberal Arts

·       Nursing

·       Nutrition Science

·       Performing Arts - Technical and Performance

·       Physics

·       Political Science

·       Pre-Med

·       Product/Industrial Design

·       Psychology - Child Development

·       Psychology - Clinical Therapist

·       Sonography

These students began high school in Fall 2021, after an 8th-grade lockdown. They persevered and pivoted through all that was thrown at them. We are incredibly proud of these hard-working students and are sure they will positively impact their school communities... kudos Mom and Dad, you earned it, too!