Feeling lost in classes of 30, Cohen (’25) discovered that Hudson’s smaller high school environment was the perfect match for his big ambitions. Here, he reflects on the skills he’s taking to Queen’s.

Sarah (’25) thrived academically while serving as Student Council President and Lead Ambassador, so it’s no surprise that she’s ready for the rigours of Wilfrid Laurier’s Business/Math double degree.

Brandon (’25) found challenge with accelerated Math and stepped outside his comfort zone with visual arts and volleyball. Now, he’s excited to embrace every kind of change at Huron University.

Before deciding on Life Sciences and Biochemistry at Queen’s, Milena (’25) found her calling in labs, built community as a club leader, and discovered the difference that supportive teachers make.

From Radio Press leader to future forensic scientist—Rei (’25) is trading the mic for the lab as she heads to UTM to blend chemistry and crime-solving.

With a passion for writing and activism, Justice League Prefect Audrey (’25) is prepared to build community at the University of Toronto.

With postsecondary programs spanning Mechatronics Engineering to Criminal Justice, this year’s graduates are poised to make their mark across a fascinating array of fields.

Three short years after moving to Canada, Simon (’25) has become a dedicated performer, ready to tackle Biotechnology at Seneca while pursuing his passion for acting.

As she looks ahead to Life Sciences at McGill, Becca (’25) explains how Hudson inspired her to branch out with confidence.

Where are they headed next? Penn State, UBC–Sciences Po and Western Ivey are among the exciting destinations for our Class of 2024.