High School Seniors Accepted to College!

Many colleges and universities across the country have released admission decision for some rolling, early and priority application deadlines. This will continue over the course of the next few weeks. 

Colleges will furiously review applications and complete decisions in an effort to be among the “first to hit the streets.” There’s a belief in admissions, and it does hold some credibility, that the first acceptance letter a student receives, will endear the student to the school and make him or her more likely to enroll. 

Decisions from early application deadlines will continue to roll out through mid-January.  

Schools that our students have heard from so far include:

- Northeastern

- Cornell

- UPenn

- Stanford

- George Washington University

- Providence College

- Fairfield University

- UMass Amherst

- University of Vermont

- University of New Hampshire

- Clark University

- University of Alabama

- University of Indiana Bloomington

- University of Wisconsin Madison

- University of North Carolina Wilmington

- Florida State University

- Alfred University

- Assumption College

- Auburn University

- University of Delaware

- Harvard 

- High Point University

- Hobart and William Smith Colleges

- University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana

- Hofstra University

- Franklin Pierce College

- Marymount Manhattan College

- Penn State 

- Sacred Heart University

- Ohio State University

- Tulane University

- Wellesley College

- Worcester Polytech

- Washington University in St. Louis

This is a partial list of schools where decisions have been released. If you haven’t heard yet, don’t panic! Although it can be hard when your friends have heard from multiple schools, some schools just haven’t released their decisions yet. Be sure to check your email for important communication from each college about when and how they will notify you of their decision. Some schools notify online, others through the mail. 

To those who have been accepted to college, congratulations! If you’re still waiting, the letters are coming…I promise!