Locker Talk: What college are you going to and why?

April 25, 2013 by lpahomov Leave a Comment

"I really want to go to Colorado, but I also got accepted to Madrid, which would be cool because I could continue my Spanish learning." -Senior Sasha Sapp

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"Lebanon Valley College. I fell in love with the school once I started really looking at it and it's really similar to SLA." -Senior Mecca Sharrieff

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"Temple, and I'll probably row for them!" -Senior Imani

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"I'm going to take a gap year." -Senior Mohamed Marzouk

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"U Penn for me" -Senior Shamarlon Yates "I got wait listed at Georgia Tech, but if I get in there then I'll go. If not, Penn State." -Senior Winston Wright

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"I really want to go to Colorado, but I also got accepted to Madrid, which would be cool because I could continue my Spanish learning." -Senior Sasha Sapp — “I really want to go to Colorado, but I also got accepted to Madrid, which would be cool because I could continue my Spanish learning.” -Senior Sasha Sapp

"I'm going to take a gap year." -Senior Mohamed Marzouk — “I’m going to take a gap year.” -Senior Mohamed Marzouk

"Temple, and I'll probably row for them!" -Senior Imani — “Temple, and I’ll probably row for them!” -Senior Imani

"U Penn for me" -Senior Shamarlon Yates"I got wait listed at Georgia Tech, but if I get in there then I'll go. If not, Penn State." -Senior Winston Wright — “U Penn for me” -Senior Shamarlon Yates
“I got wait listed at Georgia Tech, but if I get in there then I’ll go. If not, Penn State.” -Senior Winston Wright

"Lebanon Valley College. I fell in love with the school once I started really looking at it and it's really similar to SLA." -Senior Mecca Sharrieff — “Lebanon Valley College. I fell in love with the school once I started really looking at it and it’s really similar to SLA.” -Senior Mecca Sharrieff

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