Thirty Gwinnett seniors honored as QuestBridge Scholars

GCPS Class of 2015:
Thirty Gwinnett seniors honored as QuestBridge Scholars

More than two dozen Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) seniors will have their entire college career paid in full after being named QuestBridge National College Match Recipients.

QuestBridge is a non-profit organization that links high-achieving, low-income students to some of the nation’s most selective colleges. The 30 recipients are part of a group of only 440 students nationwide honored this year. The Gwinnett QuestBridge Scholars and the colleges they plan to attend are:

QuestBridge Scholar	College/University	High School
Tahnee Muller	University of Chicago	Archer High
Brittany Osaseri	Washington & Lee	Archer High
Brianna Osaseri	Washington & Lee	Archer High
Michelle Samson	Oberlin	Archer High
Krystal Castanada	Emory	Archer High
Sally Tran	Duke University	Berkmar High
Karen Nguyen	Emory	Berkmar High
Ugushi Ogonor	University of Chicago	Berkmar High
Christy Enriquez	Davidson	Berkmar High
Caterine Guevara	Colorado College	Berkmar High
Brian Hernandez	Emory	Berkmar High
Dulce Medina	Emory	Berkmar High
Gerson Salmeron rubio	Tufts	Berkmar High
Sofia Ali	Stanford	Brookwood High
Andres Parra	Carleton College	Collins Hill High
Nathaniel Forrester	Rice University	Collins Hill High
Amethyst King	Columbia University	Collins Hill High
Sarah Sanneh	Princeton	Duluth High
Samuel Zinga	Emory	GSMST
Marcia Saetang	Wesleyan University	GSMST
Aaron Wubshet	MIT	GSMST
Ivan Duong	Dartmouth	Parkview High
Shehan Parmer	University of Southern Cali	Parkview High
Ima Christian	Stanford University	Parkview High
Elshaddai Girma	Emory	Parkview High
Alexzandra Kellogg	UGA	Parkview High
Brendan J. Taliaferro	University of Pennsylvania	Parkview High
Jasmine Kamruddin	Stanford University	Peachtree Ridge High
Anna Truong	Rice University	North Gwinnett High
Bradford Grant	Davidson College	Shiloh High

QuestBridge partners with colleges that offer generous financial aid packages that cover 100% of demonstrated financial need, making them very affordable for low-income students. The organization matches the students with its partner colleges, 35 of the nation’s premier universities.

For more information, visit www.questbridge.org.