Mount Carmel School’s anticipated graduates Monique F. Duenas, Hannah D. Lacap, and Vincent O. Torres, III gained admission to Boise State University for their undergraduate education.

Founded in 1932, Boise State University is a public research institution in Boise, Idaho. Offering two hundred areas of study, over two hundred student clubs and organizations, and affordable tuition with financial aid.

Mount Carmel School senior Monique F. Duenas who intends to major in Biology shared, “ I committed to Boise State University because I admire the fact that they provide an innovative and inclusive learning environment to advance social, economic, and cultural vitality for all students. They are also dedicated to developing research that positively impacts lives with programs specifically devoted to innovation, which I greatly want to take part in. I know that BSU is the right fit for me in terms of education, opportunities, experience, and student involvement to prepare me for a successful future.”

The institution’s affordable tuition, emphasis on academic excellence, and vibrant student life are what drew MCS senior Hannah D. Lacap to commit to Boise State University.

“Boise State University immediately stood out to me during my college search process. Or should I say, the $15,000 WUE scholarship that they offered immediately stood out to me. In all seriousness, I chose BSU because not only are they located in the heart of Boise, one of America’s safest cities, but their commitment to academic excellence is accompanied by an active and vibrant student life that challenges each student to reach their potential, compelled me to not only apply but accept their enrollment offer once I got accepted. Combined with a strong emphasis on creative thinking and an inclusive community for its diverse students, it was easy to picture me at Boise State University,” Hannah Lacap shared.

Proudly joining his family’s legacy, MCS senior Vincent O. Torres, III shared that attending Boise State was inevitable for him because of his familiarity with the institution, location, and programs. “I chose this school because of the environment it presents to the students. I also chose this school because many of my family members attended Boise State University and I would like to be part of that legacy as well. Lastly, I’m familiar with the city and state area which brings me more ease as I prepare for this transition to college.”

AlumKnights who have also graduated from Boise State University include David John Apatang at Social Security Administration, Matthew Deleon Guerrero at Cornerstone Consulting Services, Michael Deleon Guerrero at Perkins, Mitchell, Pope & McAllister, Raymond Mafnas Muna at Northern Marianas College, Anthony Reyes at the Commonwealth Medicaid Agency, and Juan K. Tenorio at J’s Enterprises.

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