Blair CAP Senior Destinations

[Anonymous]

Requested from another thread, here is where the students of Blair CAP Class of 2018 are heading...

American University
Arizona State University
Bard College
Bates College (2)
Boston University (3)
Brandeis University (2)
Brigham Young University
Clark University (2)
Colby College
Cornell University (2)
Elon University
Emory University
George Mason University
George Washington University
Georgetown University (2)
Howard University
Lafayette College
Maastricht University (Netherlands)
Macalester College
Morehouse College
New York University
Northeastern University
Northwestern University
Oberlin College (3)
Occidental College
Pace University
Parsons School of Design
Penn State University
Pratt Institute
Savannah College of Art & Design
Scripps College
Spelman College
St. John’s University
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Stanford University (2)
Temple University
Towson University (2)
Trinity University (TX)
Tufts University
United States Air Force Academy
University of California Santa Barbara
University of Chicago
University of Colorado
University of Maryland-College Park (13)
University of Southern California
University of Texas
University of Washington
Washington State University

[Anonymous]

Good to see three of the top HBCUs on the list. I know there's been an effort from administrators and current students to identify and recruit interested AA middle school students for the program.

[Anonymous]

Not one to UMBC?

[Anonymous]

They typically have several kids going to Michigan or Wisconsin. Unusual year

[Anonymous]

I was the requester from the other thread, so thank you!

[Anonymous]

Seems like a solid list

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems like a solid list

Two to Stanford is very impressive!
Great job CAP!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good to see three of the top HBCUs on the list. I know there's been an effort from administrators and current students to identify and recruit interested AA middle school students for the program.

In addition to the ones going on to HBCU's, 2 black CAP students in this class earned full-ride scholarships to LAC's, and another got a full-tuition scholarship to USC.

[Anonymous]

This list also doesn’t account for other schools the students were admitted to. For example, I know someone on this list who got into an Ivy League school but chose Maryland.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This list also doesn’t account for other schools the students were admitted to. For example, I know someone on this list who got into an Ivy League school but chose Maryland.

+1

Donut hole families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This list also doesn’t account for other schools the students were admitted to. For example, I know someone on this list who got into an Ivy League school but chose Maryland.

True. That kid has a parent on the UMD faculty, so 4 years of free tuition was too irresistible to pass up, though I am sure it was hard as hell to say no to Penn.

[Anonymous]

Nice to see the design schools on the list - means these kids are taking their CAP learning to the next level. Can't wait to see what they do with it!

Also - wtg URMs - be proud!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nice to see the design schools on the list - means these kids are taking their CAP learning to the next level. Can't wait to see what they do with it!

Also - wtg URMs - be proud!

Definitely encouraging to see. My DD is entering CAP in the fall and has a strong interest in pursuing digital animation. Hopefully there will be opportunities for her at Blair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This list also doesn’t account for other schools the students were admitted to. For example, I know someone on this list who got into an Ivy League school but chose Maryland.

True. That kid has a parent on the UMD faculty, so 4 years of free tuition was too irresistible to pass up, though I am sure it was hard as hell to say no to Penn.

Weird to post specifics. I know that family as well...

[Anonymous]

I remember that there was a post on this forum last fall about how CAP students are disadvantaged in admissions but this seems to include a lot of good schools.