Where Malibu High’s class of 2013 is headed

From Malibu to Montreal, Santa Monica to Syracuse, Northridge to North Carolina, the Malibu High School class of 2013 is headed all over the country, and the world, to begin their college careers in the fall. The college that will see the highest number of Malibu students is Santa Monica College, with 17 recent alums planning on attending the nearby college. Next up, 10 Malibu seniors will head up to the Pacific Northwest to attend the University of Oregon in Eugene [Editor’s Note: Go Ducks!]. The third-most popular college choice among local seniors is California State University, Northridge, where seven students plan to go in the fall. 

Here is the full list of all the colleges and universities the class of 2013 is off to later this year. 

Boston University: 2 

California Lutheran University: 2 

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo: 6 

California State University, Channel Islands: 1 

California State University, Dominguez Hills: 1 

California State University, Northridge: 7 

Chapman University: 1 

Colorado State University: 1 

Concordia University—Montreal: 1 

Emerson College: 1 

Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts: 2 

Georgetown University: 1 

Green River Community College: 1 

ITT Technical Institute: 1 

Lewis & Clark College: 2 

Loyola Marymount University: 2 

Marymount College: 1 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology: 1 

Moorpark College: 4 

New York University: 3 

Oberlin College: 1 

Pace University, New York City: 1 

Parsons The New School for Design: 3 

Pepperdine University: 3 

Point Loma Nazarene University: 1 

Polytechnic Institute of NYU: 1 

Princeton University: 1 

Reed College: 1 

Santa Barbara City College: 6 

Santa Monica College: 17 

Sarah Lawrence College: 1 

Seattle University: 1 

Sonoma State University: 1 

Southern Methodist University: 1 

Syracuse University: 1 

Texas A&M University: 1 

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science & Art: 1 

The George Washington University: 1 

The University of Alabama: 1 

The University of Arizona: 2 

Trinity College: 1 

Tulane University: 1 

University of California at Berkeley: 1 

University of California at Davis: 3 

University of California at Los Angeles: 1 

University of California at San Diego: 1 

University of California at Santa Cruz: 2 

University of Chicago: 1 

University of Colorado at Boulder: 5 

University of Glasgow: 1 

University of Hawaii at Manoa: 2 

University of Michigan: 1 

University of Nevada, Las Vegas: 1 

University of North Carolina at Wilmington: 1 

University of Oregon: 10 

University of Redlands: 1 

University of San Diego: 4 

University of Southern California 3 

University of Utah: 1 

Washington and Jefferson College: 1 

Western Oregon University: 1 

Worcester Polytechnic Institute: 1