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Senior Sophia Singley creates website of class of 2024 college profiles

By The Upstream News, Editorial Board • May 7, 2024
Sasha Cabral
A screenshot of the home page of Senior Sophia Singley’s college applications website.

Senior Sophia Singley made a Google Sites after interviewing several seniors about their college application experience, stats (i.e. SAT/ACT scores and GPA), extracurriculars, and final college decision. In addition to student profiles, Singley included current seniors’ advice and a recommended college application timeline for the summer before senior year. Hoping the website could be an easily accessible resource for future students, she gifted the website to the Upstream News.

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Sasha Cabral, Editor-in-Chief
Sasha Cabral is a senior at CVHS. A musician and an artist, she imbues everything she does with creativity. She loves rock music, the colors red, black and pink, and art. Bold and inquisitive, Sasha is excited to write and highlight the different perspectives of our community.
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