JHU 2015 - Class Members in the News

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<p>William Welde, Pennsylvania Springfield</a> School Board recognized student interns for service - Springfield Press - Delco News Network</p>

<p>Azwad Sabik, California (Valedictorian) YUCAIPA:</a> High school graduates Class of 2011 | Local News | PE.com | Southern California News | News for Inland Southern California</p>

<p>Greg Kogut, Maryland (Valedicrian)
2011</a> Graduation: GBHS Valedictorian Greg Kogut - Glen Burnie, MD Patch</p>

<p>Tiffany Lin, Ohio (Valedictorian)
Hudsonhubtimes.com</a> - Class of 2011 starts new course</p>

<p>Paul Kim, Ohio
Bill</a> Kim receives UD Medal for Outstanding Student - Ambler Gazette - Montgomery News</p>

<p>Daniel Zatarain, California
Nine</a> students accepted to U.C. Berkeley represent strong class, principal says</p>

<p>Melyssa Haubenstricker, Maryland
Meade</a> grads leaving a special place • Top Stories (<a href="http://www.HometownAnnapolis.com">www.HometownAnnapolis.com</a> - The Capital)</p>

<p>Megan Hotz, Pennsylvania
Strath</a> Haven takes second in fast 4 x 800 - delcotimes.com</p>

<p>Nicholas Igo, Massachusetts (Valedictorian)
Valedictorian Nicholas Igo will attend Johns Hopkins University to major in both creative writing and political science, with a minor in piano.
Ayer</a> High School, seniors bid each other a fond farewell - Lowell Sun Online</p>

<p>Munan Xu, Massachusetts
Falmouth</a> grads say farewell, look to the future - - Falmouth Bulletin</p>

<p>Amanda Facklam, NY
First</a> Team honoree: Amanda Facklam | Business First</p>

<p>Drew Kennedy, Pennsylvania
Video:</a> Malvern Prep's Drew Kennedy is Main Line Athlete of the Week - Sports - Main Line Media News</p>

<p>Pat Carney, Massachusetts
Congratulations</a> to Catholic Memorial's Class of 2011 - West Roxbury, MA - Wicked Local West Roxbury</p>

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<p>@ <a href=“http://www.hometownannapolis.com/news/top/2011/05/27-24/Meade-grads-leaving-a-special-place.html[/url]”>http://www.hometownannapolis.com/news/top/2011/05/27-24/Meade-grads-leaving-a-special-place.html&lt;/a&gt;
“The pair applied to more than 18 scholarships, making them highly experienced at scholarship requirements. Brown won several scholarships, including $3,000 from the Maryland Higher Education Commission. Haubenstricker’s efforts paid off when she received a grant from Johns Hopkins University for $44,000 per year, renewable.”
(emphasis added)</p>

<p>1st emp.;
Give me a break. Maryland Higher Education Commission is a state financial assistance program, and provides need-based **grants]<a href=“something%20very%20different%20from%20a” title=“scholarship”>/b</a> to low-income students.</p>

<p>2nd emp.:
And what the ****? JHU does not guarantees the renewability of its grants. It only advises that the financial aid offer will probably remain the same depending upon the individual’s financial situation in the rest of the years. Plus categorizing JHU’s grant as a “scholarship” is a vast exaggeration. </p>

<p>lol. Interesting to see the rest though. Thanks for posting! I wonder how you got all this!</p>

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<p>Well if it is the Bloomberg or something like it then I could see it as sort of a scholarship. I guess it depends on your viewpoint.</p>

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<p>I googled Johns Hopkins and high school in the news section. Lots of links came up. I saw it done on another thread here so figured I would do it for my alma mater as well!</p>

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<p>nice!!! i cant wait to meet my classmates :)</p>