Graduate Profile
Highlights of the Class of 2018
- 100% of our graduates will be attending four-year colleges and universities in the fall. (Click here to see the list of acceptances)
- Seven students will be attending Ivy League schools.
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95% of the class received scholarships totaling over $45 million (averaging out to over $320,000 awarded per student).
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12 students were recruited to play college sports.
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45% of the young women in the Class of 2018 will continue to study at Catholic institutions.
Click on the links below to watch the Class of 2018 Commencement Speeches:
Highlights of the Class of 2017
- Our 197 graduates have been accepted at over 210 colleges/universities across the nation. (Click here to see the list of acceptances)
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91% of the class received scholarships totaling over $54 million.
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12 students were recruited to play college sports.
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45% of the young women in the Class of 2017 will continue to study at Catholic institutions.
Click on the links below to watch the Class of 2017 Commencement Speeches
Class of 2016
Our 211 graduates were accepted at over 250 colleges/universities across the nation. (Click here to see the list of acceptances)
93% of the class received scholarships totaling over $53 million.
16 students were recruited to play college sports.
45% of the young women in the Class of 2016 will continue to study at Catholic institutions.
93% of the class received scholarships totaling over $53 million.
16 students were recruited to play college sports.
45% of the young women in the Class of 2016 will continue to study at Catholic institutions.
Valedictorian: Kelly Cheung (Click here to read her speech)
Salutatorian: Margaret White (Click here to read her speech)
Class of 2015
Valedictorian: Colleen Marie Hudak
Salutatorian: Catherine Ann Lynch
Our 213 graduates will attend 85 colleges/universities throughout the United States and Canada. (Click here to see the list of acceptances)
91% of the class received scholarships totaling $45.5 million.
11 students were recruited to play college sports.
Nearly half of the young women in the Class of 2015 will continue to study at Catholic institutions.
