Randolph High School Guidance and Counseling Department. Class of 2016 Annual Report

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1 Randolph High School Guidance and Counseling Department Class of 2016 Annual Report Submitted by: Randolph High School Guidance Department Charles Dimiceli Director July, 2016

2 Report on the Class of 2016 This report highlights the postsecondary plans of the most recent graduates from RHS. The RHS class of 2016 consists of 420 graduates and the vast majority will continue their education at two or four year institutions throughout the country. Post-secondary plans include two and four year colleges and universities, occupational training, the military, college prep schools and those moving directly into employment. Post-Secondary Statistics CLASS OF 2016 TOTAL PUBLIC NJ PRIVATE NJ PUBLIC OOS * PRIVATE 00S * MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE FOUR YEAR COLL/UNIV TWO YEAR COLLEGE CAREER EDUCATION MILITARY 3 1 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA EMPLOYMENT 2 0 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA COLLEGE PREP SCHOOL 2 0 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA OTHER 2 2 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA UNDECIDED 2 2 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA ~ TOTALS ~ *OOS - OUT OF STATE Class Summary/Highlights The number of students in the Class of The number of colleges and universities the class of 2016 applied to The number of students attending two-year colleges in the fall The number of students attending four-year colleges in the fall 8... the number of students accepted at Ivy League Colleges Columbia University Cornell University University of Pennsylvania Princeton University 6... The number of students attending Ivy League Colleges 129 The number of students accepted at 100% of the colleges to which they applied The number of students accepted at 100% of the four-year colleges to which they applied.

3 Top Twenty-Five Colleges - Number of Applications Members of the Class of 2016 applied to 2609 colleges and universities. Of these applications, 1083 (42%) of the applications were to the following twenty-five colleges: **This list reflects net-applications. Final applicants minus those students who withdrew their initial application prior to a decision form the college. College No. of Applications 1 Rutgers, State University of New Jersey at New Brunswick 90 2 County College of Morris 85 3 University of Delaware 68 4 Pennsylvania State University 66 5 University of Maryland, College Park 57 6 College of New Jersey 56 7 Quinnipiac University 55 8 Northeastern University 49 9 James Madison University Syracuse University University of Connecticut University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Pittsburgh Boston University Montclair University Monmouth University Rowan University Ohio State University University of South Carolina Seton Hall University New York University Drexel University Fairleigh Dickinson University Temple University Lehigh University 24

4 College Information The following statistics represent the number of students who applied to each college or university, the number of acceptances and the number of students who matriculated at each institution. Data is sorted alphabetically and includes the Competitiveness Rating developed by Barron s Profiles of American Colleges. Barron s has a unique yet respected and comprehensive system for comparing every school s degree of admissions competitiveness. Colleges are rated from Most Competitive to Less Competitive and more. (Barron s Educational Series, 2015.) Most Competitive Even Superior students will encounter a great deal of competition for admission to colleges in this category. In general, these colleges require high school rank in the top 10% to 20% and grade averages of A to B+. Median freshman test scores are generally between 655 and 800 on the SAT and 29 and above on the ACT. These colleges admit only a small number of those who apply usually less than one third. Highly Competitive Colleges in this group generally look for students with grade averages of B+ to B and accept most of their students from the top 20% to 35% of the high school class. Median freshman test scores generally range from on the SAT and 27 or 28 on the ACT. These schools generally accept between one third and one half of their applicants. Very Competitive The colleges in this category generally admit students whose averages are no less that B- and who rank in the top 35% to 50% of their high school class. Median test scores are in the 573 to 619 range on the SAT and from 24 to 26 on the ACT. These schools generally accept between one half and three quarters of their applicants. Competitive This category is a broad one covering colleges that generally have median freshman test scores between 500 and 572 on the SAT and between 21 and 23 on the ACT. Some of these colleges require that students have high school averages of B- or better, although some state a minimum of C+ or C. Generally, these colleges prefer students in the top 50% to 65% of their graduating class and they accept between 75% and 85% of their applicants. Less Competitive Included in this category are colleges with median freshman test scores below 500 on the SAT and below 21 on the ACT. These colleges admit students with averages generally below C who rank in the top 65% of their graduating class. These colleges admit 85% or more of their applicants. Non Competitive These colleges require that students provide evidence of graduation from an accredited high school. Entrance exams are required for placement purposes. Special These are colleges whose programs are specialized; professional schools of art or music, nursing, or other specific disciplines. In general, the admissions criteria are not based primarily on academics but on evidence of talent or special interest.

5 RANDOLPH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2016 Information provided in the acceptance/attending categories is based upon data supplied to the Guidance Department by students and the institution where they applied. COLLEGE *DC APPLIED ACCEPTED ATTENDING The University of Alabama, AL C Albany College of Pharmacy, NY SP Albright College, PA C Alfred University VC Allegheny College, PA HC American Academy of Dramatic Arts HC AMDA The American Musical & Dramatic Academy NA American University, DC HC Appalachian State University VC Arcadia University, PA VC Arizona State University, AZ C The University of Arizona, AZ C University of Arkansas VC Asbury University VC Assumption College VC Auburn University, AL C Austin College HC Ave Maria University NA Babson College, MA HC Bard College HC Barnard College, NY MC Baruch College of the CUNY VC Belmont University LC Bentley University, MA HC Berkeley College Dover SP Berry College HC Binghamton University, NY HC Bloomsburg University of PA, PA C Boston College, MA MC Boston Conservatory SP Boston University, MA HC Bradley University VC Brandeis University, MA HC Brooklyn College of the CUNY C Brown University, RI MC Bryant University, RI VC Bryn Mawr College MC Bucknell University, PA MC

6 Buffalo State College of SUNY C Cabrini College LC Caldwell College, NJ LC Univ. of California at Berkeley, CA MC Univ. of California at Irvine, CA VC Univ. of California, Los Angeles MC Univ. of California at San Diego, CA VC Univ. of California, Santa Barbara, CA VC Campbell University C Carnegie Mellon University, PA MC Case Western Reserve Univ., OH MC The Catholic Univ. of America, DC VC Cazenovia College C Centenary College, NJ LC Univ. of Central Florida, FL VC Champlain College VC Chapman University VC College of Charleston, SC VC Christopher Newport University, VA VC University of Cincinnati, OH VC The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina C Clark University, MA HC Clarkson University, NY HC Clemson University, SC HC Coastal Carolina Univ., SC C Colby College, ME MC Colgate University, NY MC Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, CO C Colorado College HC Colorado State University, CO VC Columbia University, NY MC Connecticut College, CT MC University of Connecticut, CT HC The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science & Art, NY MC Cornell University, NY MC County College of Morris, NJ NA The Culinary Inst. of America NA Curry College LC Daemen College C Dartmouth College, NH MC University of Dayton, OH VC Delaware College of Art and Design C 1 1 0

7 University of Delaware, DE HC Denison University HC University of Denver, CO VC DeSales University C Dickinson College, PA HC Drew University, NJ VC Drexel University, PA VC Duke University, NC MC Duquesne University, PA VC East Stroudsburg University, PA C Eckerd College C Elon University, NC HC Emerson College, MA HC Emmanuel College VC Emory University, GA MC Fairfield University, CT VC Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Florham Campus, NJ Fairleigh Dickinson Univ., Metropolitan Campus, NJ C C Fashion Institute of Technology C Florida Atlantic University, FL C Florida Gulf Coast University, FL C Florida Institute of Technology VC Florida Southern College, FL VC Florida State Univ., FL HC University of Florida, FL HC Fordham University, NY HC Franklin and Marshall College, PA MC Full Sail University NA George Mason University, VA VC The George Washington University, DC MC Georgetown University, DC MC Georgia Institute of Technology, GA HC Georgia Southern University C University of Georgia, GA VC Georgian Court University LC Gettysburg College, PA HC Goucher College VC University of Hartford, CT C Hartwick College C Harvard University MC Haverford College, PA MC 1 0 0

8 High Point University, NC C Hobart and William Smith College, NY VC Hofstra University, NY VC College of the Holy Cross, MA MC Hood College C Hope International University C Univ. of Houston VC Univ. of Houston, Downtown LC Howard University C Univ. of Urbana-Champlain, IL HC Immaculata University, PA C Indiana University at Bloomington, IN HC Iona College, NY C Ithaca College, NY VC Jacksonville University C James Madison University, VA VC John Cabot University NA Johns Hopkins University, MD MC Johnson & Wales Univ., Charlotte, NC C Johnson & Wales University, RI LC Kansas State University VC University of Kansas C Kean University, NJ LC Keene State College C University of Kentucky, KY C Kenyon College MC Keystone College C Kutztown University of PA LC La Salle University NA Lafayette College, PA HC Lasell College NA Lebanon Valley College, PA C Lehigh University, PA MC Lesley University MC LIM College (Laboratory Institute of Merchandising LC Long Island Univ., Brooklyn, NY C Louisiana State University VC University of Louisville VC Loyola University of Maryland, MD VC Loyola University of New Orleans VC Lynn University C Macalester College C 1 0 0

9 University of Maine, ME C Manhattan College, NY VC Marist College, NY C Univ. of Mary Washington VC Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County HC Univ. of Maryland, College Park, MD HC Marymount Manhattan College, NY VC Marymount University C Marywood University, PA VC Mass. College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, MA SP Mass. Institute of Technology, MA MC Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA VC Univ. of Massachusetts, Boston, MA C Univ. of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, MA C McGill University N/A Mercy College, NY C Merrimack College, MA C Messiah College, PA VC Miami University, OH VC University of Miami, FL MC Michigan State University, MI VC University of Michigan, MI VC Millersville Univ. of PA C Univ. of Minn., Twin Cities, MN HC Univ. of Mississippi VC Monmouth University, NJ C Montclair State University, NJ C Mt. Holyoke College, MA HC Muhlenberg College, PA HC New England College, NH LC New England Culinary Institute N/A University of New England C University of New Hampshire, NH VC University of New Haven, CT C N.J. City University, NJ C NJ Institute of Technology, NJ VC The College of New Jersey, NJ HC University of New Mexico C New York Institute of Technology VC New York University, NY MC Univ. of N. Carolina at Asheville, NC VC Univ. of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC MC Univ. of N. Carolina at Charlotte, NC C 4 4 1

10 Univ. of N. Carolina at Greensboro, NC C Univ. of N. Carolina - Wilmington, NC VC Univ. of N. Carolina, School of the Arts SP North Carolina State University, NC HC University of N. Florida VC Northeastern University, MA MC Northwestern University, IL MC University of Notre Dame, IN MC Ohio Technical College NA Ohio University VC Ohio Wesleyan University C Old Dominion University, VA C University of Oklahoma VC University of Oregon VC Oregon State University C University of Ottawa NA Otterbein University, OH C Pace University, NY, NY VC Palm Beach Atlantic University, FL LC Penn Academy of the Fine Arts SP Penn College of Technology NC Penn State Univ., All Campuses, PA VC University of Pennsylvania, PA MC Pepperdine University HC Philadelphia University, PA C University of Pittsburgh, PA HC Pratt Institute, NY SP Princeton University, NJ MC Providence College, RI HC Purchase College, SUNY, NY C Purdue University, IN HC Queen s Univ. of Charlotte, NC VC 1 1 Quinnipiac University, CT VC Ramapo College of New Jersey, NJ C Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY MC Rhode Island College LC 1 1 Rhode Island School of Design, RI SP Univ. of Rhode Island, RI C Rice University, TX MC Univ. of Richmond, VA MC Richmond The American Int l. College London NA 1 1 0

11 Rider University, NJ C Roanoke College, VA VC Rochester Inst. of Tech., NY VC Univ. of Rochester, NY MC Roger Williams University, RI C Rollins College, FL HC Rowan University, NJ VC Rutgers, New Brunswick, NJ VC Rutgers, Newark, NJ C Sacred Heart University, CT VC College of Saint Elizabeth, NJ LC Saint Francis University LC Saint Joseph s University, PA VC The College of Saint Rose, NY C Salisbury University, MD VC Salve Regina University, RI VC 2 2 San Diego St. Univ., CA VC 1 1 Savannah College of Art and Design, GA SP School of Visual Arts, NY SP Univ. of the Sciences in Phil., PA VC University of Scranton, PA VC Seton Hall University, NJ C Shippensburg Univ. of PA C Siena College, NY VC Skidmore College, NY HC Slippery Rock College of PA LC Smith College, MA MC University of South Carolina, SC VC University of South Florida, Tampa, FL C University of Southern California, CA MC Southern Ct. St. Univ., CT C St. John s University, Queens, NY C St. Lawrence University HC Stanford University, CA MC SUNY Albany, NY VC SUNY New Paltz, NY VC SUNY Plattsburgh, NY VC Stevens Institute of Technology HC Stevenson University C Stockton University C Stony Brook University, NY HC Suffolk University, MA C 2 1 0

12 SUNY Alfred State VC SUNY - Brockport SUNY College at Cortland VC SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry HC SUNY College of Genesco HC SUNY College of Oneonta VC College of Tech., Canton VC Susquehanna University, PA VC Swarthmore College, pa MC Syracuse University, NY HC University of Tampa, FL C Temple University, PA VC Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville VC University of Texas, Austin, TX LC The New School C The Ohio State Univ., OH C Thiel College, PA LC Tococa Falls College, GA C Univ. of Toronto NA Towson University, MD VC Tufts University, MA MC Tulane University, LA MC Union College, NY HC U.S. Naval Academy SP Univ. at Buffalo SUNY, NY C Ursinus College, PA VC Univ. of Utah VC Vanderbilt University, TN MC Vassar College, NY MC University of Vermont, VT VC Villanova University, PA HC Virginia Commonwealth University, VA C Virginia Military Academy C VA Polytechnic Inst & State Univ., VA VC University of Virginia, VA MC Wagner College, NY VC Wake Forest University, NC MC Warren Wilson College, NC VC Washington and Lee University, VA MC Washington Univ. in St. Louis, MO MC University of Washington VC Wellesley College, MA MC Wentworth Inst. of Technology, MA C 5 4 0

13 Wesleyan University, CT MC West Chester Univ. of PA C West Virginia University, WV C Western New England University, MA C Wheaton College, MA MC 2 Wheelock College, MA C Widener University, PA C College of William and Mary, VA MC William Paterson Univ., NJ C Williams College MC Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison,, WI HC Worcester Polytechnic Institute, MA HC Xavier University, OH VC Yale University, CT MC York College of Pennsylvania, PA C 7 6 2