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Student Profiles

Pa Ousman

Pa Ousman

“My dreams and aspirations for a more just and inclusive world were reinforced through the multiple roles, events, and activities I got involved in and people I engaged with [at Highline].”

School: Seattle University

Financial Aid: Messina Scholarship ($16,000) and Alfie Scholarship ($10,000)

Highline GPA: 3.8 GPA

Graduation: 2016

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Laura

Laura

“The Honors Program at Highline College gave me confidence and helped me seek different opportunities, while shaping and allowing me to explore my career path.”

School: University of Washington Tacoma

Financial Aid: Pride Foundation Scholarship, GSBA Scholarship, & Next Step Scholarship

Highline GPA: 3.7 GPA

Graduation: 2015

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Tran

Tran

“The dynamic and challenging environment at Highline has provided me with strong academic training, which prepared me greatly for the many challenges ahead at MIT.”

School: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Financial Aid: $50,000 renewable

Highline GPA: 3.95 GPA

Graduation: 2011

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Serenity

Serenity

“The Honors Program gave me the tools I needed to get myself into an amazing four-year college with an unbelievable amount of scholarship money.”

School: Smith College

Financial Aid: HCC Shirley B. Gordon Award & $52,000

Highline GPA: 3.99 GPA

Graduation: 2011

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Satinder

Satinder

“After just two quarters I signed up for Honors 100, a course that not only changed my mentality and experience at Highline, but also enabled me to continue my education with direction and the financial resources I needed.”

School: Whitmal College

Financial Aid: Lomen Douglas Scholarship & Gates Millennium Scholar

Highline GPA: 3.87 GPA

Graduation: 2011

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Kerry

Kerry

“Taking Honors 100 helped me through a process that I otherwise might not have known where to begin.”

School: University of Washington

Financial Aid: Gates Millennium Scholar

Highline GPA: 3.91 GPA

Graduation: 2011

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Apneet

Apneet

“Coming to Highline as a Running Start student, I saw many doors open for me and my peers through the Honors Program, I learned the importance of ‘playing the game’ and the value of building connections.”

School: Seattle University

Financial Aid: Sullivan Leadership Scholarship

Highline GPA: 3.88 GPA

Graduation: 2010

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Steven

Steven

“…Thanks to the Honors Program, I haven’t paid a dime for my education.”

School: University of Washington

Financial Aid: Martin Family Foundation Scholar

Highline GPA: 3.96 GPA

Graduation: 2008

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Julie

Julie

“Barbara helped me to exceed my goals at Highline. She gave me the space and the opportunity to become proud of who I am.”

School: University of WA, Tacoma

Financial Aid: “Next Step” Scholarship

Highline GPA: 3.96 GPA

Graduation: 2008

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Joe

Joe

“[The Honors Program] addresses an incredible need among non-traditional students for information, support, and an opportunity to achieve academic success in a community college setting.”

School: Tufts University

Financial Aid: Jack Kent Cooke National Scholarship

Highline GPA: 4.0 GPA

Graduation: 2008

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Isaac

“In essence, [the HCC Honors Program] completely altered my experience at Highline as well as my life trajectory.”

School: Amherst College

Financial Aid: “Full Ride”

Highline GPA: 3.96 GPA

Graduation: 2007

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Gary

Gary

“I didn’t have any intention of being an honors student. To me, the idea of honors seemed hard and distant, but I also had no idea how beneficial and within my reach it really was.”

School: John Hopkins University

Financial Aid: NASA Space Grant

Highline GPA: 3.78 GPA

Graduation: 2007

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Eddy

Eddy

“The Honors program, not only ensured that I set the right educational goals, but also helped me in excelling as an individual outside of school; Dr. Clinton provides a place to turn to, helping with educational advising or support if a little counseling is needed.”

School: University of Washington

Financial Aid: $11,000 in scholarships

Highline GPA: 3.96 GPA

Graduation: 2007

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Kim

Kim

“When I started Highline, I was desperate for a way out. As a recent immigrant from Vietnam, high school was a bitter reminder that even though I had mastered the American language, I did not understand the culture.”

School: Whitman College

Financial Aid: Gates Millennium Scholar

Highline GPA: 3.99 GPA

Graduation: 2006

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Anne

Anne

“The first thing I will say about Honors 100 is this: TAKE IT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! Seriously… the sooner you take it, the more prepared you will be when you transfer from Highline, or head out into the real world.”

School: Seattle University

Financial Aid: Seattle University Transfer Scholarship

Highline GPA: 3.7 GPA

Graduation: 2006

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Meheret

Meheret

“The Honors 100 instructor… made me realize that being different could actually work to my advantage.”

School: Whitman College

Financial Aid: Diversity Scholarship

Highline GPA: 3.9 GPA

Graduation: 2005

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Lisa

Lisa

“Everything I needed in order to GROW I learned at Highline Community College.”

School: Seattle Pacific University

Financial Aid: Over $10,000 in scholarships and aid

Highline GPA: 3.5 GPA

Graduation: 2005

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Kevin

“I have no idea where to begin to tell you about the rollercoaster ride that was Highline Community College for me.”

School: University of Washington

Financial Aid: HCC Shirley B. Gordon Award & McNair Scholar

Highline GPA: 3.7 GPA

Graduation: 2005

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