College Acceptances
Colleges and universities accepting
members of the Classes of 2007, 2008, and 2009
Adelphi University, Alfred
University, Allegheny
College, American
University, Amherst
College, Art Institute of Boston, Bard
College, Bates
College, Bennett
College for Women, Bennington
College, Berklee
College of Music, Boston
College, Boston
University, Bryant
University, California
College of Art, Castleton
State College, Cazenovia
College, Clark
University, Clarkson
University, Colby
College, Colby
Sawyer College, Colgate
University, College
of St. Rose, College of the Atlantic, College of the Holy Cross, Connecticut
College, Culinary Institute
of America, CUNY
Hunter College, CW Post—Long
Island University, Dean
College, Drew
University, Drexel
University, Duquense
University, Earlham
College, Eckerd
College, Elmira
College, Emerson
College, Endicott
College, Evergreen
State University, Fairfield
University, Fashion Institute of Technology, Flagler
College, Fordham
University, Franklin
Pierce University, Full Sail Real World Education, George
Washington University, Goucher
College, Green
Mountain College, Guilford
College, Hampshire
College, Hampton
University, Hartwick
College, Hobart
and William Smith
Colleges, Hofstra Unversity, Hood
College, Howard
University, Iona
College, Ithaca
College, Johnson and Wales
University,Lewis and Clark
College, Lynchburg
College, Maine
College of Art and Design, Manhattanville
College, Maryland
Institute College
of Art, Marymount,
Manhattan College, McDaniel
College, McPherson
College, Michigan
State University, Mills
College, Mitchell
College, Moravian
College, Mount
Holyoke College, New
England College, New York
University, North
Carolina College
of the Arts, Northeastern University, Ohio
Wesleyan University, Pace University, Penn
State University, Philadelphia
University, Polytechnic
University, Pratt College
of Arts and Design, Purdue
University, Quinnipiac
University, Reed
College, Rensselaer
Polytechnic University, Rider
University, RinglingCollege
of Art and Design, Roanoke
College, Rochester Institute of Technology, Roger
Williams University, Sacred Heart
University, Salve
Regina University, SarahLawrence
College, Savannah
College of Art and Design, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, School
of Visual Arts, Siena
College, Simmons
College, Skidmore
College, Smith
College, Spelman
College, St.
John's College, St.
John’s University, St. Lawrence University, St. Michael’s College, Suffolk
University, SUNY—Buffalo, SUNY—Cobleskill, SUNY—Geneseo, SUNY—New Paltz, SUNY—Oneonta, SUNY—Oswego, SUNY—Plattsburgh, SUNY—Purchase, Syracuse
University, Trinity
College (CT), Union
College, University
of Arizona, University
of California—Santa
Barbara, University of
Central Florida, University
of Connecticut, University
of Hartford, University
of Massachusetts, University
of Minnesota, University
of Richmond, University
of New Hampshire, University
of Puget Sound, University
of Rochester, University of the Arts, University of the Redlands, University
of Vermont, University
of Washington, Ursinus
College, Wagner
College, Warren
Wilson College, Washington
College, Wellesley
College, Wells
College, Wesley
College, Wheaton
College (MA), Whittier
College, Widener
College, Wofford
College, Worcester
Polytechnic University
The Million Dollar
Class
Every year the faculty at Darrow is provided many reasons to
be proud of our students. We certainly take pride their accomplishments, in and
out of the classroom, and we are constantly provided reasons to be proud of
them as “good people”.
The Class of 2009 provided the entire Darrow community
another important reason to be especially proud. Our seniors, numbering just
33, have been awarded as of early March, over $1,000,000 in merit scholarships!
Merit scholarships are awarded, by a variety of colleges, to
a select group of students that have been accepted into their entering class.
Nearly all merit scholarships are awarded, at least in part, on the basis of
academic accomplishment. But, many of the scholarships also recognize
leadership and commitment to community service. Academic achievements, coupled
with a commitment to community life, represent two values imbedded in life at
Darrow. As such, our students earning merit scholarships are especially
meaningful for all of us.
