Seven Seniors Share Their Plans for College
March 15, 2017
In just a few months, nearly two hundred Lasallians will be moving on to the next chapter of their lives. Below, a handful of the seniors in this year’s graduating class share their college plans.
Abby Vincent
“As of right now my top two choices for college are University of Washington and University of Oregon. I’m not quite sure what I want to major in yet but I’m leaning towards a science field, more specifically chemistry.”
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Zoe Wilber
“I have not decided what college I’ll be going to yet, but I do know that I will be a theater major, with possibly a minor in film studies. My top choice is between Chapman University and Loyola Marymount University. Either way, I’m looking forward to spending some free time on sunny, California beaches!”
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Chris Farrow
“Right now my plans for college are to attend Gonzaga in the fall. I plan on double majoring in Spanish and either biology or psychology while on the pre-med track. One thing I really hope to do while in college is to study abroad.”
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Jasmin Gomez
“I had my heart set on going to Carroll College, but I just received a full ride scholarship to Oregon State! I will be attending Oregon State in the fall, but am still deciding on what I want to major in. Go Beavs!”
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Sydney Welp
“My plan is to go to Oregon State University and double major in Early Childhood Education and Childhood Psychology. What attracts me to OSU is that OSU has a really well-established education program that will give me a good foundation in the world of early education. After college, I plan on joining the Peace Corps and volunteering with my degree in education.”
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Will Park
“I am planning on going south to a big SEC college to study biochemistry. My plan is to major in this while staying on the pre-med course track so that I can attend medical school after college.”
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Dave Bryan
“I am planning on going to the University of Portland. Though I am not quite sure what I will major in yet, I am [thinking about focusing on] Mechanical Engineering.”
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We wish these students and the rest of the senior class the best of luck in whatever path they may take!
Simone Stoney • Mar 15, 2017 at 6:25 pm
I am so proud of my fellow seniors! It has been a great four years together. Hearing the college plans of my friends is bitter sweet. I want all of us to be together forever but it’s time for all of us to spread out and make a difference in the world. Congrats to everyone and their colleges plans, I hope it all works out :’).