The Class of 2001 shows abundant evidence of these qualities. More than 50 students graduated either first or second in their high school classes and 48 gained recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation. The average SAT I for the class is 1256. Members of the Class of 2001 demonstrated excellence beyond the classroom-most are actively engaged in multiple interests. The College encourages every student to have at least one independent learning opportunity before graduation.
Balance is important.
More than 150 students annually engage in special academic, career or leadership opportunities through the Hackman Scholar, Marshall Scholar, Sidney Wise Intern, Leser-Nissley Intern and Public Service Intern programs and the Spalding Program in Leadership as well as numerous other internship opportunities. The profile has been split in half for quicker loading, and easier reading. The second part contains the same table of contents as the first. For information on contacting the College, please see our contact page .