Herndon High School’s Class of 2015 will move on to 73 college and universities in the fall.
While the students will be spread out from New England to California, a majority will be staying here in Virginia.
Among the colleges that will see the highest number of Hornets:
- George Mason University, 25
- James Madison University, 23
- Northern Virginia Community College, 131
- Virginia Commonwealth University, 28
- Virginia Tech, 27
- University of Virginia, 20
- William and Mary, 8
South Lakes High School’s list was published in a previous Reston Now story.
See the entire list below.
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