Scholarship Winners

Congratulations to Colorado Public Schools' Scholarship Winners

College Consultants of Colorado (CCC) has awarded four $500 scholarships to Class of 2022 graduates from Denver-area public schools. The students, who will be attending both in- and out-of-state colleges, were nominated by counselors at their high schools.

College Consultants of Colorado is a group of independent educational consultants who help students and families navigate the complex college search and application process. Awarding the aforementioned scholarships was made possible through members’ generous contributions to a CCC scholarship fund.

In addition to awarding scholarships, members of CCC volunteer at Denver Public Schools’ annual College Application Days events, at which they help coordinate 30-40 volunteers and assist over 1,000 DPS high school seniors in applying to college.

Next year, CCC will seek scholarship nominations from several Colorado school districts.

Name: McKenna Selby

High School: Monarch High School

College you will be attending: Colorado State University

Intended major: Exploratory Studies

Future goals:

My future goals are to attend college for four years and continue to graduate school because of my passion for learning and because my educational interests will likely lead me to pursue a master's degree. During my time in college, I plan to participate in choir, explore the outdoors, and meet as many new people as I can!

Name: Kori Johnson

High School: Harrison High School

College you will be attending: University of Colorado Boulder

Intended major: Biomedical Engineering

Future goals:

My future goal is to become a biomedical engineer who designs prosthetics. I also want to give back to my community so that people can have even more opportunities.

Name: Morgan Holien

High School: Monarch High School

College you will be attending: Yale University

Intended major: Mathematics and/or Physics (still undecided)

Future goals:

I am planning on majoring in mathematics or physics, and I hope to pursue a career in either of those fields. Whatever path I may choose, I know I want to become a scientific researcher and use my pursuit of knowledge for the benefit of humanity.

Name: Lily Pradeau

High School: Centaurus High School

College you will be attending: University of Colorado - Denver

Intended major: Music Business

Future goals:

In the future, I hope to expand the music industry in East Asia (specifically, China and Taiwan) to the global market. I also hope to attend law school and represent musicians in court, because I feel that a majority of artists are more hurt by the industry than helped.

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