Every family member of a high school senior is well aware of the stress that young people feel during the college admission process. Our seniors were no different than their peers at other secondary schools as the process is increasingly more competitive at selective institutions of higher learning. This increase in selectivity continues to be generated by the greater accessibility to Internet information as well as the dramatic increase in the ease by which students can apply, either by electronic filing of applications or the use of generic application vehicles such as the Common Application.

Class of 2007 College Choices
Arcadia
Barnard
Bentley
Boston C. (4)
Boston U. (4)
C. of Wooster
Columbia U.
Connectiicut C. (2)
Cornell U. (3)
Drexel
Emerson
Fordham
George Washington (3)
Georgetown (2)
Hamilton
Harvard
Hobart & Wm. Smith
Indiana U.-Bloomington
John Carroll
Lake Forest (2)
Lehigh   
Le Moyne
Mercyhurst
Miami U. (OH) (2)
Michigan St.
MIT
Niagara (2)
Northeastern
Ohio St.
Ohio Wesleyan
Oklahoma City U.
Skidmore (3)
St. Lawrence (3)
St. Olaf
SUNY Albany (2)
SUNY Binghamton
SUNY Buffalo (9)
SUNY Buffalo St. (2)
SUNY Fredonia (2)
SUNY Maritime
Trinity (CT)
U. Colorado-Boulder (2)
U. Denver
U. Minnesota-Twin Cities
U. New Hampshire
U. Pittsburgh
U. Puget Sound
U. Richmond
U. Rochester
U. So. California
U. St. Andrews (UK)
U. Toronto (2)
U. Vermont
U. Waterloo (CAN)
U. Western Ontario (CAN)
U. Wisconsin-Madison (2)
Villanova (2)
Williams
Xavier (OH)