- Accomplishments
- College Counseling
Robert Lamb
In a year of seismic shifts in education worldwide, our 21 seniors saw much success in the college admission process. They were admitted to 84 four-year colleges and universities nationwide and received $3.75 million in scholarships and merit aid in aggregate, over $1 million of which will be used to fund their postsecondary education. Congratulations, seniors! Onward to graduation!
Sorted alphabetically by student’s last name, the list below shows the institutions where they have committed to enroll for the 2021-22 academic year:
| Student | College/University |
| Abts, Spencer | Baylor University |
| Baker, John Calvin | Elon University |
| Briggs, Caleb | Reed College |
| Briggs, Jared | University of Portland |
| Clausen, Jens | Santa Clara University |
| Harvey, Amelie | University of California-Santa Cruz |
| Johnson, Lillian | University of Portland |
| Lillaney, Brandon | Villanova University |
| Lovato, Griffin Crosby | Washington University in St. Louis |
| Lundeen, Flynn | Rochester Institute of Technology |
| Mendez Leal, Anna Teresa | Willamette University |
| Miller, Benjamin | University of Nevada-Reno (Honors College) |
| Moassessi, Leila | Occidental College |
| Mueller, Jilliane | Indiana University-Bloomington (Kelley School of Business) |
| Mulvaney, Nathaniel | Duke University |
| Nunez, Isabella | Boston University |
| Pandit, Vidhi | University of Nevada-Reno (Honors College) |
| Phan, Nhi Thanh | Pitzer College |
| Schler, Austin | Boise State University |
| Togliatti, Mason | University of Nevada-Reno |
| Uppal, Spencer | University of Colorado Boulder (Leeds School of Business, Honors Program) |
Additional context
- Colleges implementing test-optional or test-blind admission practices increased from 1,050 in 2019 to 1,600+ in 2020 as ACT and SAT testing centers closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Looking ahead, 1,400+ US four-year colleges and universities will not require ACT/SAT scores for fall 2022 entry, according to FairTest.org.
- As a result of this increase in test-optional/test-blind policies, there was a surge in Early Action/Early Decision and also Regular Decision applications during this last admission cycle, especially at highly selective institutions (Colgate, up 103%; MIT, up 66%).
- Class of 2021
- SENIORS
