Where are the seniors going next year?

Written by Julia Hornyak |
Photos by The Morgan PawPrint Staff and Google |

As the 2016 school year comes to an end, Seniors have made their decisions and are preparing for the next chapter of their lives. Deposits have been paid, roommates are being chosen, and orientation is approaching. The students of the class of 2016 will be the last class to pass through Morgan, but they will take all of their knowledge to their future endeavors. To the Class of 2016, best of luck wherever it is that life takes you and congratulations!!

: Mike Murray – attending Eastern Connecticut State University – Elementary Education

: Mateo Zumpano – Oral Roberts University.

: Kayla Burt – attending Salve Regina University where she will be majoring in nursing. Kayla chose Salve because of the beautiful campus, great nursing program, and nice people.

: Emily Zirkelbach – Middlesex Community College.

: Catlen Goss – United States Naval Academy where she will be majoring in Mechanical Engineering.

: Justin Navarra – attending La Salle University – Finance

: Sam Pansa – Southern Connecticut State University where she will be majoring in journalism.

: Emily Popp -Skidmore College.

: Lauren Vigorito – Sacred Heart University where she will be majoring in Elementary Education. Lauren chose Sacred Heart because all of the people are very nice and inviting and the school has an accelerated teaching program where the fifth year is free.

: Deja Fleury – Eastern Connecticut State University.

: Chucky Kostek -Westfield State University where he will be majoring in Criminal Justice. Chucky chose Westfield because they have the #1 criminal justice program in the nation and will continue his football career with the school.

: Santiago Hebert – the University of Maine.

: Seth Warner – Roger Williams University where he will be majoring in forensic psychology. Seth chose Roger Williams because the campus is beautiful and the psychology program is amazing.

: Mike Van Ness – Lafayette College.

: Melissa Sullivan – Gateway Community College where she will be majoring in Nursing.

: CJ Mercier – Vaughn College

: Sam Shapiro – Palm Beach State College where he will be majoring in Business Administration. Sam chose this school because his family is moving down there, and he is familiar with the area since he has been going for years.

: Jayde Forbes – Johnson and Wales University where she will be majoring in nutrition and business.

: Conor Crowley – Long Island Post University

: Gabriella Rodriguez – Pace University. Gabby chose Pace because the location was desirable since it is close to her friends, and it is one of the best business schools in the city.

: Isabella Pitarra – Florida Gulf Coast University where she will be majoring in Nursing. Isabella choose Florida Gulf because the campus is beautiful, near the beach, the weather is always perfect, and they have an awesome nursing program.

: Vinny Carafeno – Gateway Community College

: Courtney Carroll – James Madison University.

: Savannah Shafman – Gateway Community College.

: Julia Hornyak – attending Eastern Connecticut State University – Undeclared

: Greg Ellal -Gateway Community College and majoring in General Automotive Technology. Greg chose Gateway because they have good programs, not too far away, and they set you up with a sponsored job in an auto shop.

: Cara Morelllo – Roger Williams University.

: Connor Novarro -Western Connecticut State University where he will be majoring in Criminal Justice. Connor chose Western because it is relatively cheap, close to home, and has a great criminal justice program.

: Mike Baker – Boston University where he will double major in Economics/Environmental Science. Mike chose BU because of the beautiful city campus, unlimited people, and opportunities. Mike has also been accepted into Kilachand Honors College where only about 100 students are accepted.

: Dan Hua – attending Middlesex Community College

: Austin Remetta – Middlesex Community College

: Josie Sullivan – attending East Carolina University

: Kailey Romanos – The University of Mississippi where she will be majoring in Psychology. Kailey chose Ole MIss because of its location, football and tailgating, and their small programs.

: Meghan Lindsay- The University of Connecticut where she will be double majoring in Psycology and Physiology/Neurobiology. Meghan chose UCONN because of their beautiful campus, fantastic pre-med track, and their renowned and supportive student body.

: Savannah Skidmore -The University of Connecticut where she will be majoring in Psychology with a minor in Biology. Savannah chose UCONN because of the beautiful campus, great school spirit, and competitive medical program.

: Willow Pender – Roger Williams University is undeclared.

: Devin Borstein – Middlesex Community College.

: Domonique Burrows – attending Connecticut College – Economics/ Minor in Women and Gender Studies

: Kelsey Novak – the University Of New Haven where she will be going in undeclared with a focus on Criminal Justice. She chose the University of New Haven because of the school’s amazing programs; it is close to home, and the friendly staff and students.

: Maina Carey – University of Vermont where she will be majoring in Environmental Science. Maina chose this university because it provided her with a lot of scholarship money, great opportunities for her major, people speak French, bagels, and she is right near the border.

: Kasey Waterbury – Palm Beach Atlantic University where she will be majoring Forensic Science. Kasey chose the university because of the beautiful campus/weather, and it has a really good forensic science program.

: Alexis DelVecchio – attending Centenary College

: Kyle Lehn -Central Connecticut State University.

: Chelsea Pacheco – Eastern where she will be majoring in Social Work.

: Kate Mozzochi – Lafayette College where she will be majoring in Neuroscience and minoring in Spanish.

: Anthony Choronzy – Eastern Connecticut State University.

: Tess Hallowell -Suffolk University where she will majoring in Public Relations with a possible minor in Sports Marketing. Tess chose Suffolk because it is a beautiful school placed right on the Boston Commons and has great opportunities with internships and traveling abroad.

: Tejas Patel – Central Connecticut State University – Undeclared

: Aj Lucas -Avery Point where he will be majoring in business specifically accounting. Aj chose Avery Point because he can start off at a cheaper school then transfer to Storrs.

: Chad Neri -Southern Connecticut State University where he will be majoring in Chemistry and Education.

: Cameron Sheehan – Eastern Connecticut State University where he will be majoring in biology. Cameron chose Eastern because he liked it the most of all the colleges he applied to.

: Sami Ashton – Connecticut College.

: Dan Green – Branford Hall where he will be studying to become a Medical Assistant. Dan chose Branford Hall because it is close to home.

: Caleigh Heske – Marion Military Institute.

: Paige Koziy – attending Westfield State University – Social Work

: Seth Warner – attending Roger Williams University – Forensic Psychology

: Tara Dailey – attending University of Connecticut – Undeclared

: Olivia Alvarez – King’s College where she will major in Environmental Science. Olivia chose Kings because of their great biology program.

: Rebecca Turner – UConn entering as undeclared.

: Liam Neri – Westfield State University where he will be majoring in Physical Education. Liam chose Westfield because of their nice campus, good physical education program, and the baseball team.

: Kevin Daley – The University of Tampa.

: Brendan Khyn – Porter and Chester Institute of Technology where he will learn to become a HVAC Technician. Brendan chose this school because it guarantees a job much sooner than four year colleges and the trade makes good money.

: Vaughn Nangle – The University of Connecticut.

: Gabe Eriksen – attending Stevenson University – Nursing

: Nola Neri -Wesleyan University where her major is undeclared with a focus on Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Nola chose Wesleyan because it has a great science program, is a small school, and she can play soccer there.