Major: Biology

After LVC: Mitch will attend the Pennsylvania College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Valley Experience: A member of the men's soccer team, Mitch was part of two ECAC championship teams and earned a place on the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic Honor Roll in multiple years.

Major: Global Studies and Political Science

After LVC: Mai received the Top Scholar Fellowship from the M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington in Seattle and will attend the two-year M.A. program in International Studies, specializing in Southeast Asian Studies.

Mai Says: “In the long run, I hope to leverage my knowledge and skills to work for international organizations, promoting understanding and awareness of Southeast Asia,” said Phan. “All these opportunities have shaped the person I am today. From a girl living in Vietnam, I have been able to see a broader world and grow academically and personally.”

Major: Neuroscience

After LVC: Pursuing a master's degree in brain and cognition at the University of Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain

Valley Experience: Brad was a defenseman on the men's ice hockey team and completed Penn State Hershey’s Summer Undergraduate Research Internship Program.

Major: ACS Chemistry

After LVC: Garrett will attend the University of Washington for a Ph.D. in theoretical chemistry.

Garrett Says: "LVC's experience is not superficial. The professors know your name. They will challenge you but will make sure you succeed if you put in the work."

Major: Political Science

After LVC: Attending Penn State Dickinson Law

Valley Experience: Kylee served on Student Government, was inducted into Sigma Alpha Pi honor society for leadership and success, and participated in the Pre-Law Club.

Major: Business Administration

After LVC: Attending Messiah College to pursue a masters in higher education with a concentration in student affairs 

Nancy Says: "LVC prepared me by giving me the tools to complete not one, but three internships that all dealt with higher education. The courses that I took for my business administration degree also played a role in the graduate assistantship in student retention that I was able to secure."