Leo Versel, a Senior at ISD, has been offered admission
to American University, Northeastern University, and Eckerd College, and
he has already been offered a substantial scholarship by Eckerd. Leo
still has applications pending at several other universities and will
not make his final decision on which to attend until later in the
spring. Leo has been an active member of ISD's student body for many
years and has left his mark on ISD as few have.
He has been a key
member of Student Council, often volunteering his time with athletic events, PTO activities, and
other school functions. Leo is very involved
in school social events and is also a founding
member of the ISD Rock Band, which regularly entertains students and community
members in free concerts. He has also remained dedicated
to serving as a volunteer and has accumulated approximately 100 hours of
community service so far. Congratulations, Leo! A brief look at Leo's universities and colleges: American University: Princeton Review Best Colleges (2009) U.S. News & World Report America’s Best Colleges (2009) Location: Washington, D.C. Status Student-Faculty Ratio: 13:1 Class Size22.8 average class size 18.1 average class size for graduate courses Enrollment (Fall 2009) Undergraduate: 6,241 Graduate: 3,507 Law: 1,676 Nondegree, certificate, Washington Semester, AU Abroad: 1,101 Eckerd College A private 4-year liberal arts college, founded in 1958, in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA. 1,819 degree-seeking undergraduates: 58% women 3% African American 2% Asian 4% Hispanic American 1% International 113 full-time faculty, 95% with terminal degrees 416 Bachelors Degrees awarded 2009-10 One of 40 Colleges described in Lauren Pope's book Colleges that Change Lives NCAA Athletics Marine Science Laboratory and Waterfront Program Most Popular Majors: Biology, Business/Marketing, Foreign Language, Natural Resources/Environmental Sciences, and the Social Sciences Northeastern University: only 39% of applicants admitted Northeastern’s student population is drawn from all 50 states and 125 countries around the world.
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