University of Colorado, Boulder
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| UC-Boulder |
Located in the small city
of Boulder nestled in the scenic Rocky Mountains, the University of Colorado enrolls 24,000 undergraduates. Consistently among the top universities
to receive NASA funding, aerospace engineering is a strong program along with
the sciences, psychology, and music. Varsity teams now compete in the Pac-12
and CU-Boulder’s club sports program is ranked among the nation’s top three for
the athletic and academic performance of its teams.
US Army
The US Army is a key component of the U.S. Armed Forces, providing land
forces wherever and whenever they are required. Working in conjunction with the
U.S. Department of Defense, the Army trains and equips soldiers and creates
leaders to rapidly respond when they are called upon to serve the United States
of America. There are many
different ways for men and women to have distinguished careers within the US Army,
including The National Guard, Army Reserve and civilian service.
California Institute of the Arts
Considered a training
ground, a professional center, and a laboratory of the arts all rolled into
one, CalArts enrolls 917 students at
its Valencia campus in one of six schools: critical studies, dance, art, film/video, music, and theater.
For undergraduates, Cal Arts offers a BFA which requires students to
take 48 units of Critical Studies in addition to their program
requirements. Standardized tests
are not required but auditions/portfolios are a big factor for admissions as
are application essays and students’ high school transcripts.
Penn State
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| Penn State |
Also known as “Happy
Valley”, Penn State is located in
the small city of University Park, PA and enrolls 38,000 undergraduates. It is one of the nation’s top tier
public universities with 260 undergraduate programs and strongest programs in
the sciences and engineering. Its
meteorology program is quite notable.
One out of four US meteorologists is an alumnus.
Allegheny College
Ninety miles north of
Pittsburgh lies Allegheny College, a
small liberal arts school offering a strong, traditional college life. Founded in 1815, Allegheny is steeped
in tradition and has a vibrant Greek community. Popular majors include international studies, economics, the sciences, and psychology. Allegheny
competes in Div. III North Coast Athletic Conference.
University of Tulsa
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| University of Tulsa |
Located just two miles
east of downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, the University
of Tulsa is a small, private, liberal arts school with a total enrollment
of 4,192 students. The school is
known for its engineering programs, including petroleum and geosciences, as
well as computer science, anthropology, history and art. Sports are a big deal on campus and the
University of Tulsa competes in Division I athletics in the Conference USA.
Interdisciplinary Center - Herzliya
Interested in going to school in
Israel? At IDC-Herzliya, students
can get a BA in business, government, psychology, or communications in only 3
years through programs taught entirely in English. Founded in 1994, IDC-Herzliya is the first private college
in Israel. A world-renowned
faculty at its Raphael Recanati International School teaches students from 82 countries. Additionally, IDC has exchange programs
with 40 universities throughout the world.
Musician’s Institute
Located in Hollywood,
Musician’s Institute offers a Bachelor of Music as well as Associate of Arts
degrees in Contemporary Music Performance. Additionally, MI offers associate
and certificate programs in audio engineering, music business, and guitar craft
among others.
Questions?
Please contact Elise Aries in the College and Career Center 818-889-1262 ext. 375 or email: ahsccc@lvusd.org
Questions?
Please contact Elise Aries in the College and Career Center 818-889-1262 ext. 375 or email: ahsccc@lvusd.org
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