The Modern American School is proud to send off its most successful graduating class yet into the world of higher education. This year, our graduating seniors have worked tirelessly with their academic advisors in order to secure their highly ambitious goals. Throughout the years, these students have thrived, achieving great feats of intelligence, ingenuity, and social awareness. With the help of their MAS mentors and teachers, who spent the last few years continuously guiding and focusing their aspirations of higher education, our students have been placed in the Universities that best suit their ambitions, and have been recognized and rewarded for their many strengths. Our students have been admitted to some of the most selective schools in the world, including Harvard, Dartmouth, and NYU. Further yet, they have earned over 2.41 million dollars in merit-based scholarships.
The Modern American School is very proud of our graduating class. Many of our graduating seniors learned their ABC’s with us at the tender age of 4. We have been with them for the majority of their lives, teaching, guiding, and pushing them to reach their true potential, and now it is time to say goodbye. While we shall miss their smiling faces in our hallways, we will also join with them to celebrate their great successes and bright, boundless futures. Graduating class of 2016, your MAS family wishes you the best that life has to offer you. We hope that you will come back and visit us again soon.
Below is an abbreviated list of Universities into which our seniors were admitted:
Harvard University – Jad Maayah
Dartmouth College – Jad Maayah
New York University (NYU) – Elizabeth Nesheiwat, Jad Maayah
Boston University – Raed Jaffal, Elizabeth Nesheiwat
University of Toronto – Diana Abu Rajoh
Syracuse University - Jude Taha
University of Amsterdam – Adrian Matei
University of Ottawa – Rami Zokari
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health – Noor Ba’ara
Ohio University – Fatin Aminuddin
Northeastern University – Raed Jaffal
University of California Riverside - Mohammed Handal
University of Minnesota (Twin Cities) - Noor Wadi
Suffolk University – Natalie Haddadin
University of Debrcen - Rade Srdanovic
