IN STATE

Colten Ladd – WA State

Leo Carlin – UW

Kieran Jansz – UW

T’Roy Wiggins – UW

Flora Vall-Spinosa – UW

Caroline Gorham Siegler – Whitman

Anya Neufeld – UW

Joe Gordon WA State

Costa Aristides – UW

Anya Ceballos-Beliga – UW

Carlo Lesaca – UW

Eli Wheeler – UW

Luna Hermes – UW

TJ Elbert – Gonzaga U

Gia Nguyen – UW

Sadie Sullivan – UW

Eme Stephens – UW

Ella Timpe – Western WA U

Adreal Manansala – UW

Owen Allen – Local 32 Pipe Fitters

Tobi Engan – Western WA U

Brandon McClure – U of WA

Iris McLaughlin – U of WA

Jiajin “Jacky” Liu – U of WA

• “I will be majoring in marketing at UW. Garfield was so fun but now it’s time to lock in!”

Marissa Martinez Agustin – U of WA

• “A piece of advice would be don’t hesitate in taking every resource and opportunity presented, it is there for a reason. Also, create connections with teachers and staff, they will be a great support for you.”

Christopher Bernard – U of WA

Leah Kreyenhagen – Western WA U

• “I had a short experience at Garfield seeing that I only spent senior year here. I would recommend applying as early as possible for college and look into scholarships!”

Logan Russel Teh – U of WA

• “My advice is, you simply live once, so make the most of it when you can. Oh yeah, join chess club!”

Sumeyya Osman – Seattle U

• “My garfield experience was great, after vivid ended and school started, I remember being extremely shy and quiet but after a while i ended up making friends that helped me bring out my confidence and I can never be more than grateful for them.” 

Edison Yu – UW Bothell 

• “Garfield students, spend time with your friends, enjoy every month you have before college level work.”

Mexamer Chavez Jimenez – Western WA U

• “Garfield has been pretty fun as a whole, covid year was awful though”

OUT OF STATE

Evan Beck – U of Southern Cali

Beatrix Carrott – U of Oregon

Nicole Kwatinetz – UC Davis

• “Garfield is an amazing resource – take advantage.”

Lily Musulin – UNC Charlotte

Oliver Alford – U of Oregon

Julianne Ingram – Northeastern University

Henry Cude – U of British Columbia

Phoebe Bryar – Tufts University

Duncan Mack – Cal Poly Slo

Isabel Dain – Oregon State U

Felix Allor – Macalester College

Tia Lam – Cooper Union

Chase Ng – UCLA

• “My Garfield experience has been great, there’s a really strong community. Recommendation for underclassmen is to remember that school isn’t everything and to have fun with your friends too.”

Fiona Real – U of Utah

Cooper Hollands – Fashion Institute of Tech

Nico Rix – Oregon State U

Olivia Petty – NYU

Joelle Rudolf – Scripps College

Chloe Dhamdhere – U of BC

Ezra Jones – UC Santa Cruz

Tate MacDonald – Colby College

Emile Robinson – U of BC

Kieran Daly – U of Vermont

Ricco Graves – George Fox U

Julia Heron-Watts – UC Davis

Hudson McKinney – U of Utah

Eden Huschle – Santa Clara U

Annie Murray – Cal Poly Slo

Mira Gross-Keck – American U

Misho Hubka – UC Berkeley

Niki Chrysanthakopoulos – NYU

Mia Thomas – UC Davis

Remi Grady-Mullen – Loyola New Orleans

Maddox Mayhew Cal Poly Slo

Ella Nestingen – U of Michigan

Sela Harrison –  Cal Poly Slo

Louis Dworkin – UC Santa Barbara

Zoe Saxer – UCLA

Izzy Summers – UC Berkeley

Virginia Buckley – Reed College

• “I would recommend underclassmen join clubs and activities because it helps you make friends with similar interests :)”

Maysun Dawahare – CSU Long Beach

• “I believe Garfield was a great experience for High School. The best advice that can be given is to take every opportunity you can and always try new things. If there is a class you think sounds interesting but you aren’t sure about, TAKE IT. If you see a cool opportunity to learn and get paid or get service hours DO IT. In my experience, doing both lead to me choosing my perfect career path that I am passionate and ready to pursue.”

Sam Schaible – Washington University St. Louis

Hannah Ziesche – Santa Clara U

• “My recommendation to Garfield underclassman is to try new things. Don’t be afraid to attend a club meeting or join a student organization; you never know who you could meet or what you could experience if you don’t try! High school is a lot more fun when you’re a part of a group, team, or community and Garfield has many amazing ones you can join. Good luck!”

Nola Watson – Harvard

Cole Liffmann – Vanderbilt U

Aaron Johnson – U of Utah

Max Hostetter – U of Colorado Boulder

Violet Pody – Carleton College

Ming Pars0ns-Chen – Mount Holyoke College

Linnea Johnson – Cal Poly Slo

Coco Blakemore – Cal Poly Slo

Addie McLaughlin – Colorado College

Olivia Bodden – Smith College

Mollie McLaughlin – Vassar College

Sina Nadolny – U of Vermont

Abby Nakamoto – Stanford U

Romy Vos – Scripps College

Athena Brkanac – Barnard College

Xavier Wernli Macalester College

Cornelia Goforth – Barnard College of Columbia University 

Piper Steen – Santa Barbara City College

Izzy Oaks – Reed College

Kennedy Greenfelder – U of Chicago

Ollie Mazner – Wesleyan U

• “My advice to underclassmen is to make sure that you take classes in high school that sound interesting to you. There’s a billion different ways to meet grad requirements, and school should be as fun as possible.”

Nikhil Choudhury – U of British Columbia 

Ava Bergo – San Diego State University

• “Underclassman- make the most out of your junior and senior year, join clubs and get close with people to expand your friend group, it makes school way more fun.”

Marian Tyana Cooke – Fort-Valley State University

• “One piece of advice i can leave with yall is to advocate for your future. Be the person who makes a way for their dreams at any means possible.”

Naima Joseph – Claremont McKenna College

• “Garfield has been a unique experience, my recommendation is to stay true to you and practice self-advocacy”
• “I’m off to study geography. Good luck everyone!”

Coco Palmer – Lewis & Clark College

• “Dear underclassmen, learn how to write strong essays without the help of ChatGPT. You will thank yourself later.”
• “Make up a sassy alias if used”

Cassie Sundberg – Pomona College 

• “I am so glad I got to go to Garfield, underclassmen, make the most of your time by showing up and having fun. Go bulldogs💜🐾”

Ronan Jenkins – St. Olaf

• “Garfield has fairly limited classes, so I’m more excited to just experience new subjects.”

Cooper Haley – Chapman Uni

Scarlett Baebler – Montana State Uni

• “Underclassmen, don’t feel pressured to take the hardest classes. You may find having a balanced schedule with lots of time to be a teen is what’s best for you!”

Zack Bukovec – UC Berkeley

• “The most important advice I have for underclassmen is to get your health credit out of the way so you don’t have to take a class with all freshman your Senior year. Also walk faster in the hallways god damn.”

Sarai Smalls – Uni of Houston

• “My advice is to not procrastinate & to live in the moment! You only live once and high school is the time to make all the mistakes you want!! – sarai xo”