high school graduating Class of 2021
We truly believe that a befitting learning environment is pivotal in a student’s personal and professional trajectory. That said, we believe that there genuinely is a “best fit” college for each and every student. Our college planning services are tailored to each student’s specific needs, career ambitions, learning proclivities, personalities, and strengths. Just as no two students are alike, our customized strategies are personalized to meet students where they are. Through it all, we pride ourselves in delivering empathy with outcome-driven results. The college acceptance list below is a snapshot into the diversity of our student demographic.
College Acceptances and Admissions rates:
Agnes Scott College
Auburn University
Belmont University
Boston College
Boston University (32.6%; 1 of 5 Posse Foundation Scholarship Finalists)
Bowdoin College (11%)
Berry College
California Polytechnic State University (27.2%)
Chapman University - Film Program (EA: 8% - Merit Scholarship Recipient)
Clemson University
Colorado State University
Emerson College (49% - Merit Scholarship Recipient)
Emory University (15%)
Fordham University
Furman University
Florida State University
Georgia Institute of Technology (23%)
Georgia State University
Harvey Mudd College (13%)
Lee University
Kennesaw State University
Middle Tennessee State University
Montana State University
New York University (3% - Screenwriting)
Northeastern University
Northwestern University (6%)
Oglethorpe University
Santa Clara University (48.8%)
Sarah Lawrence College (53.4%, Merit Scholarship Recipient)
Sewanee: The University of the South (40.7%)
Scripps College (27.9%)
Texas Christian University (38%)
Tennessee Tech University
Wellesley College (29.9%)
Wesleyan College
Wesleyan University
University of Alabama (53%)
University of Alabama at Birmingham (60.4%)
University of California: San Diego (30.2%)
University of California: Santa Barbara (32.3%)
University of California: Davis (41.2%)
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Georgia (48%; Honors College - 10%)
University of Illinois
University of Indiana: Bloomington
University of Kentucky (89.1%)
University of Louisville (75%)
University of Miami
University of North Carolina (23.7%; Morehead-Cain Semi-Finalist)
University of Redlands (67.5%; Achievement Award Recipient)
University of South Carolina (In-State Tuition Scholarship Recipient)
University of Southern California (1 of 27 Accepted into Film and Television Program at School of Cinematic Arts; 11% Undergrad Admissions)
University of South Carolina (64%)
University of Tennessee (76.3%)
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
University of Texas (36%)