class of 2013 - senior profile
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Senior Profilefor the
Class of 2013
Compiled by the College Counseling OfficeJune 2013
Justin-Siena is a Catholic high school
in the Lasallian tradition
called to provide educational excellence
in a loving, Christ-centered community
that prepares students to serve and to lead
in an ever-changing world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Post-Secondary Plans Summary 1
Planned College Attendance By College Type 2
College List- Acceptances 3-5
College List- Attending 6
Four Year Comparison Data 7
ACT and SAT Test Summary 8
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A Catholic High School in the Lasallian Tradition
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CLASS OF 2013- SENIOR PROFILE REPORT147 Students
145 Regular Diplomas, 2 Certificates of Attendance forInternational Students returning to their home country
Post-Secondary Plans Summary (based on 145 graduates as of 6/10/2013)
# of Students Percentage*Planned College Attendance 145 100%
Four Year College 114 79%Two Year College 31 21%
Public College/University 82 57%Private College/University 63 43%
Catholic College/University 29 20%
California Colleges 94 65%UC 11 8%CSU 16 11%Community College 31 21%Private College/University 36 25%
Out of State 51 35%Public 24 17%Private 27 19%
West Coast 27 19%MidWest 3 2%
South 11 8%East Coast 11 8%
Application Summary # of Colleges Total Total Applications 277 1076Total Acceptances 209 622
# of Colleges # of StudentsTotal Attending 64 145
*percentages are rounded to the whole number so may not always add up to 100%
2.
CLASS OF 2013- 145 GRADUATESPlanned College Attendance
California Private Out of State- Private Out of State PublicAzusa Pacific University 2 Allegheny College 1 Arizona State University 4California Institute of the Arts 1 Benedictine College 1 Boise State University 1Chapman University 3 Carnegie Mellon University 1 Oregon State University 5Concordia University - Irvine 2 Carroll College (Montana) 1 Southern Oregon University 1Loyola Marymount University 2 Clemson University 1 The University of Alabama 1Pitzer College 1 Cornell University 1 The University of Arizona 3Saint Mary's College of California 12 Lynn University 1 U of Colorado at Boulder 2Santa Clara University 2 Oberlin College 1 University of Nevada, Reno 3University of Redlands 1 Pace University, New York City 1 University of Oregon 3University of San Diego 4 Princeton University 1 University of Utah 1University of San Francisco 2 Quinnipiac University 1University of Southern California 2 Rose-Hulman Inst. of Technology 1University of the Pacific 2 Saint Joseph's University 1
Seton Hall University 1Southern Methodist University 1St. Edward's University 1Suffolk University 2Texas Christian University 2Tulane University 2University of Denver 1University of Portland 2University of Richmond 1Xavier University of Louisiana 1
Total - 25% 36 Total - 19% 27 Total - 17% 24
California State University (CSU) University of California (UC) Community CollegeCal Poly, San Luis Obispo 6 Berkeley 2 City College of San Francisco 1Northridge 1 Davis 5 College of San Mateo 1Sacramento 1 Los Angeles 3 Cuesta College 1San Diego 1 Santa Barbara 1 Foothill College 1San Jose 1 Napa Valley College 19Sonoma 6 Orange Coast College 1
Santa Barbara City College 6Solano Community College 1
Total - 11% 16 Total - 8% 11 Total - 21% 31
3.
Class of 2013 Acceptances (209 Colleges Universities)
College Accept College AcceptAllegheny College 1 Dominican University of California 9AMDA College and Conservatory of the Performing Arts 1 Drake University 1Amherst College 1 Drexel University 5Arizona State University 15 East Carolina University 1Austin College 1 Eastern Washington University 1Azusa Pacific University 5 Emerson College 1Baylor University 4 Emmanuel College 1Beloit College 1 Emory University 1Benedictine College 3 Fairfield University 1Biola University 1 Flagler College 1Boise State University 7 Fordham University 1Boston University 1 Franciscan University of Steubenville 2Butler University 2 Franklin and Marshall College 1California Baptist University 1 Furman University 1California Institute of the Arts 1 Georgia Institute of Technology 1California Lutheran University 2 Gonzaga University 8California Maritime Academy 1 Harvard College 1Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo 12 Hawaii Pacific University 1Cal Poly, Pomona 1 Hofstra University 1Cal State University, Bakersfield 1 Holy Names University 1Cal State University, Channel Islands 3 Humboldt State University 1Cal State University, Chico 4 Johnson & Wales University 1Cal State University, Dominguez Hills 3 Juniata College 1Cal State University, East Bay 1 La Salle University 1Cal State University, Fresno 2 Las Positas College 1Cal State University, Fullerton 5 Lesley University 1Cal State University, Los Angeles 1 Louisiana State University 1Cal State University, Monterey Bay 2 Loyola Marymount University 6Cal State University, Northridge 2 Loyola University Chicago 2Cal State University, Sacramento 5 Loyola University Maryland 1Cal State University, San Bernardino 1 Loyola University New Orleans 2Cal State University, San Marcos 2 Lynn University 2Carnegie Mellon University 2 Marquette University 1Carroll College (Montana) 1 Marymount College 1Chapman University 7 Marymount Manhattan College 3Claremont McKenna College 1 Marymount University 1Clark Atlanta University 1 Menlo College 2Clemson University 1 Miami University, Oxford 3College of Charleston 1 Mills College 1College of San Mateo 1 Mississippi State University 1College of William and Mary 1 Montana State University, Billings 1Concordia University - Irvine 7 Montana State University, Bozeman 6Cornell University 2 Mount St. Mary's College (Chalon) 2Creighton University 2 Napa Valley College 20Cuesta College 1 New Mexico State University 1Dartmouth College 1 New York Inst. of Tech. - Manhattan 1
4.
Class of 2013 Acceptances (209 Colleges Universities)
College Accept College AcceptNortheastern University 4 Syracuse University 2Northern Arizona University 4 Tarleton State University 1Northwestern University 1 Texas Christian University 6Oberlin College 1 Texas Tech University 1Occidental College 1 The Catholic University of America 2Orange Coast College 1 The King's College 1Oregon State University 9 The University of Alabama 1Pace University, New York City 2 The University of Arizona 7Pacific Union College 1 The University of Georgia 1Penn State University, University Park 1 The University of Memphis 1Pepperdine University 2 The University of Scranton 1Pitzer College 2 The University of Texas, Arlington 1Point Loma Nazarene University 1 Thomas Aquinas College 1Pomona College 1 Tufts University 1Portland State University 2 Tulane University 2Pratt Institute 1 University of British Columbia 2Princeton University 1 University of California at Berkeley 6Purdue University 1 University of California at Davis 11Quinnipiac University 1 University of California at Irvine 6Regis University 2 University of California at Los Angeles 3Rhodes College 3 University of California at Merced 1Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 1 University of California at San Diego 6Saint Joseph's University 2 University of California at Santa Barbara 9Saint Louis University 1 University of California at Santa Cruz 8Saint Mary's College of California 35 University of Colorado at Boulder 9San Diego State University 4 University of Dallas 3San Francisco State University 5 University of Denver 6San Jose State University 7 University of Hawaii at Manoa 2Santa Barbara City College 5 University of Houston 1Santa Clara University 14 University of Idaho 1Santa Rosa Junior College 1 Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1Sarah Lawrence College 1 University of Kansas 2Seattle University 2 University of Louisiana 1Seton Hall University 1 University of Miami 2Simon Fraser University 1 University of Michigan 1Solano Community College 2 University of Mississippi 2Sonoma State University 20 University of Nevada, Reno 14South Dakota School of Mines and Tech. 1 University of New Mexico 1South Dakota State University 1 Univ of North Carolina at Asheville 1Southern Methodist University 4 University of Oregon 14Southern Oregon University 2 University of Portland 13St. Andrews Presbyterian College 1 University of Puget Sound 1St. Cloud State University 1 University of Redlands 7St. Edward's University 3 University of Richmond 3St. John's University - Queens Campus 3 University of San Diego 12Suffolk University 2 University of San Francisco 11
5.
Class of 2013 Acceptances (209 Colleges Universities)
College AcceptUniversity of South Carolina 1University of Southern California 5University of St. Thomas 1University of the Pacific 9University of Utah 2University of Vermont 1University of Washington 1University of Wyoming 2Vanguard Univ. of Southern California 1Villanova University 2Virginia Commonwealth University 1Wake Forest University 1Wartburg College 1Washington and Jefferson College 1Washington State University 3Wesleyan University 2West Virginia University 1Western New England University 1Westmont College 2Whitman College 1Whittier College 1Whitworth University 1Willamette University 2William Jessup University 1Xavier University of Louisiana 1
Total- 209 Colleges & Universities 329
6.
College List by # of Seniors Planning to Attend- Attending (64 Colleges Universities)
College # Attend College # AttendAllegheny College 1 San Jose State University 1Arizona State University 4 Santa Barbara City College 6Azusa Pacific University 2 Santa Clara University 2Benedictine College 1 Seton Hall University 1Boise State University 1 Solano Community College 1California Institute of the Arts 1 Sonoma State University 6California Poly, San Luis Obispo 6 Southern Methodist University 1Cal State, Northridge 1 Southern Oregon University 1Cal State, Sacramento 1 St. Edward's University 1Carnegie Mellon University 1 Suffolk University 2Carroll College (Montana) 1 Texas Christian University 2Chapman University 3 The University of Alabama 1City College of San Francisco 1 The University of Arizona 3Clemson University 1 Tulane University 2College of San Mateo 1 University of California at Berkeley 2Concordia University - Irvine 2 University of California at Davis 5Cornell University 1 University of California at Los Angeles 3Cuesta College 1 University of California at Santa Barbara 1Foothill College 1 University of Colorado at Boulder 2Loyola Marymount University 2 University of Denver 1Lynn University 1 University of Nevada, Reno 3Napa Valley College 19 University of Oregon 3Oberlin College 1 University of Portland 2Orange Coast College 1 University of Redlands 1Oregon State University 5 University of Richmond 1Pace University, New York City 1 University of San Diego 4Pitzer College 1 University of San Francisco 2Princeton University 1 University of Southern California 2Quinnipiac University 1 University of the Pacific 2Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 1 University of Utah 1Saint Joseph's University 1 Xavier University of Louisiana 1Saint Mary's College of California 12San Diego State University 1
Total- 64 Colleges & Universities 128
TOP 5 Colleges based on # of seniors attendingNapa Valley College 19Saint Mary's College of California 12California Poly, San Luis Obispo 6Santa Barbara City College 6Sonoma State University 6
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SIX YEAR COMPARISON 2008-2013
Class Students % College 4-year 2-year Other Avg. GPA Avg. SAT 2400 Avg. ACT2008 154 98% 75% 25% 2% 3.3 1595 242009 136 93% 71% 22% 7% 3.278 1602 232010 130 97% 73% 24% 3% 3.278 1636 252011 131 99% 79% 20% 1% 3.467 1656 242012 145 96% 70% 30% 4% 3.421 1635 252013 145 100% 79% 21% 0% 3.431 1669 24
6 Year Average 97% 75% 24% 3% 3.3625 1632 24
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ACT and SAT Test Summary
ACT Test SummarySec/on Middle 50% Mean Students TestedEnglish 26 -‐ 29 27.4Math 26 -‐ 28 27.8Reading 27 -‐ 31 28.7Science Reasoning 25 -‐ 28 25.8Composite 21 -‐ 28 23.9 94
SAT Test SummarySec/on Middle 50% Mean Students TestedCriDcal Reading 490 -‐ 620 556Math 480 -‐ 640 558WriDng 500 -‐ 620 554Total 1480 -‐ 1850 1669 128
SAT Subject Test SummarySubject Exam Middle 50% Mean Students TestedBiology -‐ Ecology 640 -‐ 660 674 8Chemistry 530 -‐ 650 600 6English Literature 600 -‐ 670 638 15French with Listening 460 -‐ 720 567 3Math Level I 530 -‐ 690 620 4Math Level II 620 -‐ 680 666 15Physics 520 -‐ 520 520 1U.S. History 560 -‐ 720 630 18World History 550 -‐ 700 633 12
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HistoryJustin-Siena High School was founded nearly fifty years ago when a need for a Catholic college preparatory education arose in the Napa Valley.
In 1966, Justin High School for boys (sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers) and Siena High School for girls (sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael) were founded.
In 1972, the schools merged and became co-educational under the name of Justin-Siena High School. The De La Salle Christian Brothers became the sole sponsor of Justin-Siena in June 2006. With such a rich heritage, Justin-Siena bears a distinction of educational excellence that ensures the school is always moving forward as our motto suggests—Sempre Avanti. We take pride in our current students and graduates who continue to serve and lead in their communities.
De La Salle Christian BrothersThe Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (also known as the De La Salle Christian Brothers) is a Roman Catholic teach-ing order founded in France in 1680 by John Baptist de La Salle, a Catholic priest. Originally serving the purpose of educating the young, with a particular concern to those of modest or limited means, the De La Salle Christian Brothers currently sponsor ap-proximately 1,000 institutions more than 80 countries around the world. The Founder, St. John Baptist de La Salle, is regarded today as the patron saint of all teachers. It is from this rich legacy lasting more than 330 years that we celebrate our Lasallian traditions ev-eryday, throughout our campus, and in all that we do.
InspIrIng FaIth: At Justin-Siena, we invite stu-dents to explore their relationship with God. Essential to our school’s Catholic identity is a respect for the many religious traditions in our world. We propose the Catholic faith, but do not impose it, because faith is a gift freely offered and freely received.
InspIrIng scholarshIp: As a college prepa-ratory school, our curriculum is designed for students to be competitive for college placement, while becoming young men and women inspired to put their faith into action, to apply their knowledge for the benefit of others, and to em-brace their bravery within.
InspIrIng Bravery: Vibrant co-curricular pro-grams enhance student life by engaging young people in unique activities including spiritual development, service, athletics, and the arts while developing and exercising per-sonal leadership skills and being of service to the greater community.
A Catholic High School in the Lasallian Tradition
Inspiring Faith, Scholarship, & Bravery