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International School Manila

HS Student Circular
April 29, 2011

Honoring Vicky Sycip Herrera ’68: Teacher, Guidance Counselor, Mentor, Friend
“Vicky has touched the lives of so many people, and however hard we try, words cannot do justice to how much she has impacted the lives of past and present members of the community”, writes Alex Eduque ’09. Vicky’s office has been a sanctuary for many of us: students, parents, colleagues. Her advice and candor has encouraged, motivated and kept most of us on the right path, even when we felt like giving up. She has been a mother figure, a counselor, a teacher, a co-worker, even a match-maker; but more importantly, Vicky has been a friend to each of us. This school year, 20102011, marks Vicky’s final year in her current position as High School guidance counselor she will be retiring in June. The bitter-sweet emotions that many of our students, parents, faculty and alumni feel can be heard in the mountain of messages the school has received in recognition of her service. Vicky’s relationship with our school began as a Grade 2 student in Ms. Miller’s class on the Donada campus (of the American School as it was then known) in 1957. Graduating in 1968, Vicky went on to study at the University of the Philippines. In 1973, Vicky would return to school but this time as an English Literature teacher. It wasn’t until 1975, after the birth of her twin daughters that Vicky returned from maternity leave to assume her guidance counseling position: a position she has held for the past 38 years. One alumnus remarked, Vicky has been, “the perfect guidance counselor, friend and mentor. She treated each of us with such personal attention. I am the person I am today in great part due to Vicky’s love and caring attention, her strength and her continued friendship.” The list of dedications we have received all reiterate the same feelings. The IS Manila community has been truly distinguished by having Vicky as part of our faculty. In commemoration of her service to our community, we have established the Vicky Sycip Herrera Scholarship fund in her honor. Many of you will know of this program, which seeks to fund local national students of exceptional ability but whose parents lack the financial capacity to fund an education at IS Manila. Presently, the school supports four Scholars in each Grade from 8 to 12. Vicky’s Scholar would be the fifth such. These students all pass through an elaborate selection process involving standardized assessment tests, essays and psychological evaluations as well as a comprehensive means test to ascertain the family’s financial circumstances. Since 1967, our Filipino Scholarship Program has changed the lives of over 150 students – and often the lives of their families as well. The list of accomplishments and achievements of these Scholars is remarkable. And although the Scholars have gained immeasurably from an ISM education, it is worth noting that they have the given much back to the School. Listen to Vicky’s own assessment of the value that they have added: “I was aware of the Filipino Scholarship Program when it started way back in 1961; this was when the first batch of Scholars started in what was then called Junior High (Grade 7). They graduated in 1967, and the second batch of scholars was in my class of 1968. Since then, I’ve had the honor of getting to know just about every Filipino Scholar in 44 graduating classes – and oh, how they’ve raised the bar at ISM – not just in the classroom but in extra-curricular activities as well! The Scholars have played a huge role in making our School the success it is today.” What better way could there be of recognizing Vicky’s unique contribution to IS Manila than to help expand our Scholarship program in her name! We ask each of you to make a pledge to this cause such that we can establish an endowment fund large enough to provide for the continuing tuition and support of an additional, truly deserving Filipino Scholar. Of course we recognize that, in making this appeal, we shall receive donations both small and large. We plan to recognize those who make substantial contributions on a special board of honor located prominently in the school. Please think carefully about this giving opportunity. Not only will your generosity open up a life-changing pathway to an international school education and beyond, it will also help keep Vicky’s legacy alive for future generations of students.



For your convenience, you may donate on-line here: https://ismanila.siteym.com/donations/donate.asp?id=2960 or if you prefer, cash and check donations here: http://alumni.ismanila.org/donations/ I would be happy to discuss the details of the program should you need more information. Sincerely, Stephanie H. Hagedorn Director of Community Relations International School Manila (632) 840-8662 http://alumni.ismanila.org

                                       

HS Calendar: 
Monday, May 2:    Holiday‐NO SCHOOL    Tuesday, May 3:    IB Exams    Wednesday, May 4:  Student Late Start  IB Exams    Thursday, May 5:  IB Exams    Friday, May 6:  IB Exams    Saturday, May 7:    SAT  7:30pm  (ES Gym) 

Upcoming Events:    May 14: K‐12 Dance recital 3.0pm (FAT)   May 17: IB1 – Art Opening   May 17: Advanced Dance Solo recital & IB1 Theatre  Performances 4.0pm‐7.0pm (LT)   May 20: Honors Society Celebration (LT)   May 21 – 22: REAL Club Trekking Trip   May 23 – 27: Grade 11 Exams (HS Gym)   May 26 – 27: Grade 9, 10 Exams (HS Gym)   May 26: Senior Celeb Lunch (FAT Lobby)   May 26: Senior Celebration 3.0pm‐6.0pm   May 28: Prom   May 30: Honors and Awards Assembly   May 31: Graduation 5.0pm‐8.30pm (FAT) 

SCHEDULED COLLEGE VISITS: College The University of Queensland
 

Representative Alison Campbell

Location Date HSGO 5/12/11 11:15 AM



FROM THE CASHIER’S OFFICE: 
SCHOOL FEES and PAYMENT SCHEDULES  School Year 2011‐2012                          Please KEEP THIS COPY AS A REMINDER regarding DUE DATES for the settlement of your account  PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND TAKE NOTE OF THE CHANGES.                   First Semester               Second Semester  Period Covered  1st Quarter – 4 Aug. to 7 Oct. 3rd Quarter – 9 Jan. to 16 Mar.       2nd Quarter – 10 Oct. to 15 Dec.   4th Quarter – 19 Mar. to 31 May     Tuition Due Date                    7 July 2011             8 December 2011  Basic Fees  1.  Tuition Fee                    2.  3.  4.    If applicable  US Dollar    Additional Tuition Fees   1.  English as a Second Language (ESL) Fee                        Year 1  $2,500  per year                      Year 2   $1,500  per year  2.  Learning Support Services (LSS) Fee                           Level 1 Support  $1,250  per year  $3,000  per year                        Level 2 Support                       Level 3 Support  $5,000  per year    Miscellaneous Fees  1.  Extra Car Sticker (first Car Sticker free)  PhP 100  per sticker 2.  ID (initial student, 2‐parent, 1‐driver, 1‐househelp ID free) PhP 100  per piece 3.  Musical Instrument Rental   US$ 120  per instrument     FEES POLICIES  1. Tuition Fees: Payable in advance for the whole year or per semester.  Quarterly payments can also be arranged but  have  an  additional  charge  of  US$100  per  quarter.    For  quarterly  payments,  post‐dated  checks  are  required  to  be  submitted at the time of enrollment.  The USD portion should be paid in US dollars and the PhP portion should be paid  in Philippine pesos to eliminate conversion costs. Payments that are not in the prescribed currency will be converted  as appropriate based on the school exchange rate, which includes a mark‐up to cover the currency conversion costs.    2. Only the Tuition Fees may be paid by the semester or quarter.  All other fees must be paid in full on the due date. An  additional one per cent (1%) surcharge per month is added on all school fees that remain unpaid after the due dates.          Pre‐School 3  Pre‐School 4   Elementary School  (Kindergarten ‐ Grade 4) Middle School  (Grades 5 ‐ 8) High School  (Grades   9 ‐ 10) High School  (Grades 11 ‐ 12)   Matriculation Fee    Facilities Upgrade Deposit (FUD)  Application Fee   ANNUAL FEE  US Dollar and Phil. Peso $4,380  and  PhP 142,200 $5,860  and  PhP 189,600 $9,280  and  PhP 297,000 $10,140  and  PhP 325,500 $10,780  and  PhP 347,000 $12,060  and  PhP 387,400 SEMESTER FEE  US Dollar and Phil. Peso $2,190  and  PhP 71,100 $2,930  and  PhP 94,800 $4,640  and  PhP 148,500 $5,070  and  PhP 162,750 $5,390  and  PhP 173,500 $6,030  and  PhP 193,700 US$ US$ US$ $3,000 $5,000 $200



  3. Matriculation  Fee:  For  all  NEW  students  entering  Grades  Kindergarten  and  above;  is  required  to  hold  a  place,  and  should be paid in full upon acceptance.  Refund of the matriculation fee will only be made in case of cancellation of the  application  or  acceptance,  or  the  child  does  not  physically  enroll.      Students  who  have  paid  this  fee,  withdraw  and  subsequently return to the School are covered by the following guidelines (based on withdrawal date) :  3.1 If a student is withdrawn for 0 – 12 months, no matriculation fee shall be paid upon re‐enrollment.  3.2 If a student is withdrawn for more than 12 months up to 24 months, 50% of the matriculation fee shall be paid  upon re‐enrollment  3.3 If a student is withdrawn for more than 24 months, full matriculation fee shall be paid upon re‐enrollment.    4. Facilities Upgrade Deposit:  For all NEW students entering Grades Kindergarten and above; should be paid in full upon  acceptance.  A certificate of deposit will be issued to confirm payment of the FUD.  The FUD is FULLY refundable upon  receipt of a written request and return of the duly endorsed Certificate of Deposit, when the student withdraws from  the School with proper clearance.    5. Application Fee:  For all NEW students; should be paid in full upon submission of application.  This is non‐refundable  and non‐transferable.    6. For  NEW  PRE‐SCHOOL  students,  a  $1,000  non‐refundable,  non‐transferable  reservation  fee,  deductible  from  the  annual  tuition  fee  due,  must  be  paid  upon  acceptance  to  guarantee  the  place  in  the  pre‐school  program  for  the  SY  2011‐12.  The tuition and all other fees must be paid prior to the student starting class.  If the expected enrollment date  is  deferred  to  beyond  the  beginning  of  the  new  school  year,  then  all  school  fees  must  be  fully  paid  prior  to  the  beginning of the new school year to guarantee and hold the seat.    7. Refund  of  school  fees  in  case  of  student  withdrawal  will  not  be  pro‐rated  for  part  of  a  quarter,  regardless  of  the  number of days attended.    8. A re‐enrollment deposit payment is not required to reserve a space at the School for SY2011‐12.  However, parents are  obligated to inform the School in writing, before the second Friday of May 2011 if their children will withdraw at the  end of the academic year 2010‐11.  There is a WITHDRAWAL NOTIFICATION FORM for such purpose and this must be  submitted to the Admissions Office before the second Friday of May of each school year.  Failure to do so will lead to a  deduction  of  US$1,000  from  the  Facilities  Upgrade  Deposit  (FUD),  in  compensation  for  having  held  a  space  for  the  child and thus preventing the School from offering that space to another child prior to the summer holiday break.  9. Please take note that the School shall take action to suspend the student’s right to attend classes and other school  activities for those students whose school fees remain unpaid by end of August for the first semester, and end  of  January for the second semester. It shall likewise suspend the student’s right to receive report cards or transcript of  records while the student’s account remains unpaid. Moreover, this may result in forfeiture of the student’s place or  reservation for the next school year.    10. For check payments, over‐the‐counter bank payments and wire transfers, kindly indicate the STUDENT’S NAME AND  TELEPHONE NUMBER.  Please provide the School with a copy of the deposit slip or bank advice, where applicable, for  prompt credit to the student’s account.  Following are the bank options:    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORP.  Account Name  :  International School Manila  Account No. :  US$ S/A 069‐004984‐130  PhP S/A 068‐014950‐040  Bank Address  :  Fort Bonifacio Branch, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines  Swift Code    :  HSBCPHMM     



CITIBANK N.A.  Account Name  Account No. :  Bank Address  Swift Code   

:  International School Manila  US$ C/A 0756‐342‐029  PhP C/A 0756‐342‐002  :  Paseo de Roxas, Makati City, Philippines  :  CITIPHMX 

  BANK OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS  Account Name  :  International School Manila  Account No. :  US$ S/A 3074‐0241‐48               PhP S/A 3073‐3730‐25       Bank Address  :  Bel‐Air Polaris Branch, Makati City, Philippines  Swift Code    :  BOPIPHMM    11. All School fee money transactions at the ISM campus are done at the Cashier’s window, Business Office area.    12. Checks will no longer be accepted from those who have issued CHECKS DISHONORED by banks for insufficient funds,  closed accounts, and other reasons.  Likewise, peso checks will no longer be accepted after the second Friday of May  and US$ checks drawn from US banks will no longer be accepted after the second Friday of April for each school year.    13. Pro‐Rating Fees:  Most students attend ISM for the entire school year.  There are, however, new students who enter ISM  after the start of a school year.  For NEW students ENTERING ISM after the start of a semester, the Tuition Fee is pro‐ rated as follows:    First Semester:  First Quarter:  Students entering August 5, 2011 up to September 8, 2011, Full semester tuition is charged  Students entering September 9, 2011 up to October 7, 2011, Two‐Thirds semester tuition is charged  Second Quarter:  Students entering October 10, 2011 up to November 18, 2011, One‐Half semester tuition is charged  Students entering November 21, 2011 up to December 15, 2011, One‐Third semester tuition is charged    Second Semester:  Third Quarter:  Students entering January 9, 2012 up to February 10, 2012, Full semester tuition is charged  Students entering February 13, 2012 up to March 16, 2012, Two‐Thirds semester tuition is charged  Fourth Quarter:  Students entering March 19, 2012 up to April 27, 2012, One‐Half semester tuition is charged  Students entering April 30, 2012 up to May 31, 2012, One‐Third semester tuition is charged    14. These policies may be revised at any time during the school year, at the discretion of the Board of Trustees and the  School Administration.    15. Concessionaire fees such as bus and canteen fees can be arranged directly with the third‐party providers.    Please contact the Business Office if you have any question on the School Fees and Payment Schedules.        



FOR GRADUATING SENIORS:
Dear Parents, In line with the forthcoming graduation of our seniors, we are preparing the return of the Facilities Upgrade Deposit (FUD) of $5,000.00 paid at the time your child entered International School Manila, Inc. To enable us to release the refund on June 30, 2011 onwards may we remind you of the following: 1. Submission of the Facilities Upgrade Deposit (FUD) duly endorsed by the holder of the certificate. The refund in the form of check will be made payable to the holder’s name indicated in the certificate. 2. Clearance for the textbooks to be accomplished the last day of school. 3. Full settlement of all outstanding balance on clearance day This does not apply to ADB and US Embassy sponsor students. Thank you for your cooperation.

FROM THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE:

Re‐Enrollment information for RETURNING STUDENTS for SY2011‐12 
Re‐Enrollment requirements for all returning students will include, minimally, submission of an updated Health Form  or Physical Form (depending on grade level) to the Clinic for a Clearance Signature and a Clearance Signature from the  Cashier’s Office on the Re‐Enrollment Form.    The Re‐Enrollment Form and other requested forms for each re‐enrolling student will be available by the beginning of  April  online  from  our  website  under  Admission  and  Re‐Enrollment  &  Withdrawal  or  at  the  Admission  Office  during  office hours (Monday to Friday; 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.).   Parents may pick up a set of Re‐Enrollment Forms personally  or your child can come to the Admission Office and get the forms.  If you would like to have your driver or househelp  pick  up  the  forms,  please  give  them  a  letter  of  authorization  to  collect  the  Re‐Enrollment  Forms  for  your  child/children.   

For STUDENTS NOT RETURNING next school year (Does not apply to graduating seniors) 
If your child(ren) will not be returning to ISM for the 2011‐12 school year, please inform the Admission Office as soon  as  possible  if  you  have  not  already  done  so.      Parents  are  obliged  to  officially  inform  the  School  in  writing  on  a  WITHDRAWAL NOTIFICATION FORM, before the second Friday of May, if their children will be withdrawn.  Failure to  do so will lead to a deduction of US$1,000 from the Facilities Upgrade Deposit (FUD), in compensation for having held  a space for the child and  thus preventing the School from offering that space to another child prior to the summer  holiday break.  The Withdrawal Notification Form can be obtained from the Admission Office or from the ISM website  under the Admission tab and then click on Re‐Enrollment & Withdrawal.     We  currently  have  very  few  families  indicating  that  they  will  not  be  returning  and  consequently  there  are  an  ever  growing number of applicants in a WAITPOOL for possible openings.  This is causing great distress and anxiety in those  families (and in the Admission Office).  If you are sure that your child will be leaving ISM, please submit a Withdrawal  Notification Form.  This will be a great help for our planning and to the many families waiting to be admitted to the  school.  Thank you.    Regards, 

Gary W. Jerome 
Director of Admission  International School Manila  P.O. Box 1256 MCPO, 1255 Makati City, Philippines  E‐mail:  [email protected] 



FROM THE ATAC OFFICE:
IASAS 3rd Season information:  ISM Bearcats had a great 3rd season to conclude the school IASAS year of events. Here at ISM we proudly hosted the Badminton  tournament and received fantastic support from our school community with full gyms and plenty of cheering fans to support the  high level of Badminton on display from all teams. ISM Badminton teams played well against tough opposition with the boys team  placing 4th and the girls team taking out the Bronze medal this year. A great effort on home turf for our teams and the ISM girls also  won the sportsmanship award.     Our Softball teams played magnificently in Jakarta to capture the Gold medal in both the boys and girls competition. This was the  first time the ISM boys team has won the IASAS Softball title and for the girls the last victory was way back in 1988. To do it both in  the same year is incredible and the school is extremely proud of all the players and coaches.    Track at Bangkok was a tough event for all participants with temperatures over 40 degrees to endure on the first couple of days.  ISM boys finished in 4th place overall and the girls took home the Bronze medal at this year’s Track championships. ISM athletes  achieved  quite  a  number  of  personal  bests  with  school  records  broken  at  this  meet  along  with  a  new  IASAS  record  by  Prerna  Bhargava in the girls 1500m event with a time of 4.56.27.  

 

IASAS 3rd Season sports awards is Friday May 6th at HS Gym starting at 5:30pm ‐ dress to impress! 

ISM Track and Field medals:
  Gold Medals:  Smirti Sridhar: 100m, 200m, 400m, Long  Jump  Prerna Bhargava: 3000m, 1500m  Enzo Razon: 400m    Silver Medals:  Girls 4 by 800m relay  Girls Medley Relay  Enzo Razon: 200m  JP Campos: 3000m 

Bronze Medals: Prerna Bhargava: 800m  Girls 4 by 400m relay  Julia Saubier: Discus  Katrina Gavino: Javelin  Zane Kansil: 400m Hurdles  Boys 4 by 800m relay  Boys Medley relay  Steven Kolkma: High Jump and Triple Jump 

GAME SCHEDULE PDF: (new procedure in place for access to game schedule pdf information) 
Information  about  all  mid  week/weekend  fixtures  for  ISM  teams  can  be  found  via  the  ATAC  blog.  You  can  also  access  this  information  via  the ES/MS/HS  divisional web  pages.  Please  note  the game  schedule  does  change  often due to involvement  with  many local schools so please check the page regularly to find out the latest information of where and when the Bearcats teams are  playing.  Click on  schedules  tab  or  the  Bearcat  logo  to be  directed  to  the  http://powerschool.ismanila.org/public/  .  You  will  need  your power school user name and ID# to access the game schedule pdf now located in power school 

  ATAC HIGHLIGHTS/UPDATES – (for ALL match/schedule details check game schedule page as above) 
    April 29‐ May 1 SACAC Gymnastics Competition Singapore American School  April 29‐May1 JIS Invitational Mixed Touch Tournament Jakarta  May 4th MS 3rd Season Sports Awards ES Gym 3:30pm  May 6th HS 3rd Season Sports Awards 5:30pm 

BEARCAT DEN: Regular Opening Hours for the Bearcat Den: Mon, Wed and Fridays from 11:30am – 1:00pm and 2:30pm – 4:00pm.   Tues and Thurs afternoons from 2:30-4pm. Thanks to all our great volunteers. If you are interested in joining our group of volunteers in the Bearcat ([email protected]) or pop in to the   Den near the HS Cafeteria Den please contact our BCD volunteers coordination Chantelto make you welcome. and talk with one of our volunteers they will be very happy

 

th PLEASE NOTE: Last day of den operations for this school year is TUESDAY JUNE 7 . The Den volunteers will be in hibernation from June 8th until reopening day on Monday August 8th, 2011.



More ATAC Announcements: A big thanks to all our host families for IASAS Badminton. We cannot host these events without our communities support and the Badminton athletes really enjoyed their visit to Manila for the tournament. Next year’s dates and IASAS Schedule can be found on the ATAC Blog. ISM will host MUN in November 2011 and Rugby/Touch in February 2012. We look forward to these events in the 11-12 school year. Don’t forget the IASAS 30th Anniversary will take place this coming October with a huge celebration at SAS with all first season sports taking place in Singapore. Best wishes this weekend to our Bearcat Gymnastics Team who will travel to Singapore for the SACAS Meet and for our Mixed Touch team who will travel to Jakarta this weekend also to compete in their season ending Touch exchange.

TRAINING SCHEDULE
4th Season Schedule
TIME 3:00 - 5:00PM
HS GYM MONDAY MS Basketball Camp Badminton Camp ES Basketball Camp AFAC Basketball TUESDAY MS Basketball Camp ES Basketball Camp Faculty Basketball AFAC Badminton AFAC Cricket AFAC Badminton WEDNESDAY Volleyball HS Boy/Girls Badminton Camp THURSDAY MS Basketball Camp ES Basketball Camp FRIDAY Volleyball HS Boy/Girls Badminton Camp Faculty Basketball

MS GYM

ES GYM

Covered Court

HS FIELD

HS Boys Football

HS Girls Football

HS Rugby

HS Boys Football

HS Rugby

MS FIELD

Faculty Football

AFAC AFL Football

HS Girls Football

ES FIELD

MS AFAC 7/8 Soccer

MS AFAC 5/6 Soccer

TENNIS COURTS

FACULTY TENNIS

MS AFAC TENNIS 5/6

MS AFAC TENNIS 7/8



SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM:
Dear Grade 10 and 11 students, Are you ready for the REAL WORLD? How would you like to spend 4 days (June 13, 14, 15, and 16) right after school finishes learning more about a company/industry/career that you are curious about…and maybe even getting a bit of work experience at the same time.

Welcome to The Bearcat Summer Internship Program
As you all know well, high school for students is (among many things) a time of self-discovery. It is a time where you begin to better acknowledge your aptitudes/likes, where you hone your strengths and where you begin to sort through that rather complicated map know as your educational and future career path. Unfortunately, it is often a map with gaps between what you learn in your “academic” classrooms and the “real world” your teachers are working to prepare you for. In short, we hope to help bridge that gap for selected ISM students through a four day summer internship/job shadow placement right after high school finishes in June with various companies in the Metro Manila area. During this 4 day internship, you would essentially work (without pay of course) at a particular company, handling various level appropriate responsibilities and/or job shadowing a selected employee(s). Current companies that have signed up and will be offering internships/job shadowing opportunities to our ISM students include (among others):

Alaska Milk Corporation and Asian Development Bank (ADB)
If you are interested in possibly being selected for an internship/job shadow placement please 1. Make sure you have the dates of June 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 open in your schedule and 2. Check your ISM email account very shortly for additional details on how to apply. In the meantime, please contact Mr. McQueen ([email protected]) in the HS Guidance Office if you have any questions.

FROM THE BRITISH COUNCIL:
British Council Philippines, together with British Airways, is offering an opportunity for one high school student to join a 3week Summer School at St. Edmund’s College for free! The contest is open to Philippine passport holders aged 12-15 years old by January 1, 2011. Interested participants need to submit a 300 to 500-word essay on the topic “Why do I want to go to the UK” along with a copy of their passport to the British Council. All entries must be received by 5.30pm on Friday, 6 May. Entries will be judged according to content, style and organization. Five finalists will be selected after the first round and will be invited for an interview by a judging panel before a winner is announced by 16 May. The British Council will provide return airfare, refund of visa processing fee and tuition for the summer school. For more details, log on to www.britishcouncil.org.ph. A discounted participation rate to the Summer School is also available through the British Council.



CHINESE SUMMER CAMP IN BEIJING

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COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES: CONGRATULATIONS!

We are proud to announce that our ISM seniors were accepted to the following universities:
                           COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCES:  College 
College  Academy of Art University  Allegheny College  American University  American University of Rome  Amherst College  Amsterdam University College  Ateneo de Manila University  Babson College  Bard College  Barnard College  Barry University  Bath Spa University College  Bentley University  Binghamton University   (School of Management)  Boston College  Boston University  Brandeis University  Brock University  Brown University  Bryant University  Bryn Mawr College  California Polytechnic State  University, San Luis Obispo  California State University, East Bay  California State University,  Sacramento  Cardiff University  Carleton College  Carnegie Mellon University  Carnegie Mellon University   (Carnegie Institute of Technology)  Chapman University  Christopher Newport University  City University  Claremont McKenna College  Clark University  Cleveland Institute of Art  Colby College  Colgate University  #  Accepted  2  1  1  1  2  1  19  2  2  3  1  1  7  1  3  18  1  1  3  1  2  1  1  1  2  1  1  4  1  1  1  2  2  1  1  2  Total 2  2  1  1  4  1  1  1  1  1  1  1  1  1  2  2  1  1  1  1  13  2  1  2  1  2  1  1  2  1  1  3  1  1  1  2 

College of the Holy Cross  College of William and Mary  Columbia University   (Columbia College)  Connecticut College  Cornell University  Dartmouth College  De Anza College  De La Salle University Manila  Dominican University of California  Duke University  (Trinity College of Arts & Science)  Durham University  Eckerd College  Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne  Embry‐Riddle Aeronautical University  ‐ FL  Emerson College  Emmanuel College  Eugene Lang College The New School  for Liberal Arts  Fairfield University  Fisher College  Florida State University  Fordham University  Franklin and Marshall College  George Mason University  Georgetown University (Georgetown  College)  Georgia Institute of Technology  Georgia Institute of Technology  Glasgow Caledonian University  Glion Institute of Higher Education  Goldsmiths College, University of  London  Hamilton College ‐ NY  Hampshire College  Harvard University  Harvey Mudd College  Haverford College  Hiram College  IE University 

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Imperial College of Science,  Technology, and Medicine  Indiana University at Bloomington  Iona College  Jacksonville University  James Madison University  Johns Hopkins University  Johnson & Wales University  Juniata College  King's College London  Lakehead University  Lancaster University  Lehigh University  Lewis & Clark College  London School of Economics  Longwood University  Loyola Marymount University  Loyola University Chicago  Lynn University  Manhattanville College  Massachusetts Institute of Technology  McGill University  Menlo College  Michigan State University  Middlebury College  Middlesex University  Mount Holyoke College  New York University  Nipissing University  Northeastern University  Northwestern University   (Arts & Sciences)  Nottingham Trent University  Occidental College  Old Dominion University  Pace University, New York City  Parsons The New School for Design  Pennsylvania State University, Berks  College  Pennsylvania State University,  University Park  Pratt Institute  Princeton University  Purdue University  Queen Mary, University of London  Queen's University  Quest University Canada  Radford University  Rhode Island School of Design  Rice University  

2  1  1  1  2  1  1  1  1  1  3  1  2  2  1  2  3  1  4  1  2  1  2  2  1  3  6  1  8  3  2  1  1  2  2  1  5  2  1  6  1  1  1  1  2  1 

(School of Architecture)  Rider University  Ringling College of Art and Design  Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University  Rochester Institute of Technology  (College of Engineering or Science)  Saint Louis University  (College of Engineering & Aviation)  Saint Mary's College of California  Salve Regina University  Santa Clara University  Savannah College of Art and Design  School of Pharmacy, University of  London  Seoul National University  Sheffield Hallam University  Smith College  SSTH‐Swiss School of Tourism and  Hospitality  Stanford University  Stony Brook University  Syracuse University  Temple University  Texas Christian University  The Chinese University of Hong Kong  The Culinary Institute of America  The George Washington University  The Hong Kong University of Science  & Technology  The Ohio State University   (College of Business)  The University of Arizona  The University of Iowa   (College of Business)  The University of Tampa  Trinity College  Tufts University  University at Buffalo The State  University of New York  University College Dublin  University College London  University College Utrecht  University of Abertay Dundee  University of Alberta  University of Bath  University of Birmingham  University of Bristol  University of British Columbia  University of British Columbia  Okanagan (Irving K. Barber School of  Arts and Sciences) 

1  1  1  1  1  1  2  3  1  1  2  1  1  1  3  2  5  1  1  1  1  2  2  1  1  1  1  3  3  1  1  6  1  1  2  1  1  1  12 



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University of California at Berkeley  University of California at Davis  University of California at Irvine  University of California at Los Angeles  University of California at Riverside  University of California at San Diego  University of California at Santa  Barbara  University of California at Santa Cruz  University of Chicago  University of Dundee  University of East Anglia  University of Edinburgh  University of Exeter  University of Hawaii at Hilo  University of Illinois at Chicago  University of Illinois at Urbana‐ Champaign  University of Kent at Canterbury  University of Leicester  University of Maryland, Baltimore  County  University of Massachusetts, Amherst  University of Miami  University of Michigan  University of New South Wales  University of Notre Dame  University of Nottingham  University of Oregon  University of Oxford  University of Pennsylvania  University of Portsmouth  University of Rochester 

9  9  4  6  1  3  7  1  2  1  1  3  1  1  1  6  2  1  1  1  1  2  1  3  2  2  2  3  1  3 

University of San Diego  University of San Francisco  University of Santo Tomas  University of South Florida, Tampa  University of Southern California  University of St. Andrews (Scotland)  University of Stirling  University of Sydney  University of the Arts London  University of the Philippines  University of Toronto  University of Victoria  (Faculty of Science)  University of Virginia  University of Warwick  University of Washington  University of Western Ontario  University of Wisconsin, Madison  Virginia Commonwealth University  Virginia Polytechnic Institute and  State University  Waseda University  Washington University in St. Louis  (Arts and Sciences)  Wesleyan University  Western Michigan University   (College of Aviation)  Wheaton College MA  Williams College  Yale University  York University 

3  6  1  1  4  1  2  1  1  9  9  3  4  3  6  1  1  1  1  1  1  10  1  1  1  3  1 

Total Acceptances 

480 

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