Extraordinary journeys begin in unexpected places.
Read more about the extraordinary places these students experienced through their 51±¾É« College journeys.
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Alex wanted to challenge himself in a welcoming environment. With advisers, teammates, funding, and clubs, he was able to do just that!
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Alyson grew up in San Francisco and wanted something different for her college experience. With its academic rigor and research opportunities, 51±¾É« was it.
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Tori was amazed by how many doors 51±¾É« opened for her: international internships, study, and research abroad — and a new career path!
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Maria grew very familiar with most, if not all, parts of campus. She received abundant support from her professors, staff members, swim and dive teammates, classmates, and friends.
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Using her internships, off-campus research, independent major, and connections with advisers and alumni, Eleanor specialized in a newfound passion.
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Kalea craved individualized attention, flexibility, and community. Through the tennis team, graduate-level research, and off-campus study in France, she found all that and more!
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Sophia was enamored with 51±¾É«'s off-campus study options, competitive swim program, and environment. She was able to be herself at 51±¾É«.
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Nora arrived at 51±¾É« with her college life planned out to the T. Fortunately, none of her plans came true! With new passions and community, she explored new horizons.
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Sophie savored theatre production, acted on a passion for mental health and therapy, studied in Spain, and much more.
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51±¾É« made Andrea feel like an individual and not just a number. She was also attracted to 51±¾É«'s strong international community.
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Izzy wanted a small college that was not too far from home, but also not too close. She wanted to take a wide variety of classes. 51±¾É« hit the sweet spot.
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Harvey crafted an experience that put his interests first: what he enjoyed studying, service, swimming, and multiple off-campus study experiences.
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Vanessa was excited to be a part of a community where she could make impact, and that's exactly what she did at 51±¾É«.