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The selection of a college is one of the most important decisions young people make. The decision to go to college and the choice of that college should be a rewarding experience for the student and his or her family. The process should reveal the tremendous opportunities open to the young person graduating from JHCS. It should be a time for exploration and excitement.
The college counseling program at JHCS has three major goals:
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To help each student find a group of colleges whose characteristics match his or her needs and interests |
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To select from those schools an appropriate range of �competitiveness� for applications |
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To do everything possible to help the student be admitted to at least one, and preferably more, of those colleges |
College counseling at JHCS is aimed at helping each student and her or his family work through the process in the most positive way. Beginning in the second semester of the junior year, students will meet both individually and in groups with the Director of College Counseling and/or the Dean of Students to develop their plan and their college applications. Weekly small-group meetings with the College Counselor will provide a forum for students to walk through the application process and to have general questions addressed. The College Counselor and/or the Dean of Students will meet individually with students and their parents to discuss specific strategies. Eventually, the School will arrange on-campus visits by college representatives, providing students numerous opportunities to gain valuable information about a variety of options. Finally, JHCS will encourage all concerned parties to work together so that this process does not dominate the senior year. Senior year deserves to be special in so many ways and should be enjoyed. It goes by quickly enough as it is, and then will forever be just a memory. With reasonable involvement by all, the college process will take care of itself in an appropriate way.
JHCS graduates have been accepted to the following schools:
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American University
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Bard College *
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Barnard College
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Bates College*
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Boston University*
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Brandeis University
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Bridgewater State University*
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Champlain College
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Chapman University*
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Claremont McKenna College
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Colby College*
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College of Idaho
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Colorado College*
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Colorado School of Mines
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Colorado State University*
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Connecticut College
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Cornell University
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Dartmouth College*
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Emerson College
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Fordham University
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Fort Lewis College
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Georgetown University*
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Goucher College
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Hobart and William Smith Colleges
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Lake Forest University*
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Lehigh University
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Lewis and Clark College*
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Lewis University
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Linfield University
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Loyola Marymount University*
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Loyola University of Chicago
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Macalester College
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Marist College
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McDaniel College
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Michigan State University
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Middlebury College*
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Montana State University*
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New York University*
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Northwestern University*
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Oregon College of Arts and Crafts*
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Oregon State University
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Pacific University
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Parsons School of Art and Design*
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Pitzer College*
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Pratt Institute*
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Quest University
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Rice University
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Rochester Institute of Technology
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Rutgers University
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Saint Mary’s College of California*
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Santa Clara University
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St. Lawrence University
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Skidmore College
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Stanford University*
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Swarthmore College
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Syracuse University
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Texas Christian University
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Tufts University
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University of Arizona
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University of California at Davis
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University of California at Los Angeles
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University of California at San Diego*
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University of California at Santa Barbara
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University of California at Santa Cruz
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University of Colorado at Boulder
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University of Denver*
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University of Iowa
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University of Massachusetts at Amherst
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University of Michigan
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University of Mobile
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University of Montana*
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University of New Hampshire
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University of Oregon
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University of the Pacific*
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University of Pennsylvania*
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University of Puget Sound*
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University of Redlands
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University of Rochester
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University of Utah
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University of Vermont
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University of Washington*
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University of Wyoming*
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Vassar College
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Washington College*
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Wesleyan University
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Western Washington University*
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Westminster College (UT)*
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Willamette University
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Yale University
*Represents a student matriculating
List also contains student acceptances for transfers
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