The Perfect Fit
Seniors Accepted into Unique College Programs
Here are a few examples of CPA students finding their “perfect fit” for college
ADAM CASSERI JEFFREY SERAPHINE
UNIVERSITY SCHOLARS PROGRAM AT BAYLOR WINSHAPE COLLEGE PROGRAM AT BERRY COLLEGE
Adam was selected as a University Scholar at Baylor
University, a program that accepts less than 2% of the
university’s entering freshmen. Adam’s unique academic
gifts, well-rounded nature, and intrinsic motivation
made him an excellent candidate for this program. Jeffrey will be entering the WinShape College
Program at Berry College. This program
meets Jeffrey’s personal desire to connect with
students and campus leaders who are devoted
to intentionally living out their identity in
Christ. Members of the program focus on
developing disciples, creating community, and
launching leaders to impact every generation.
CARLEY SIDBERRY
BURNETT HONORS COLLEGE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
CENTRAL FLORIDA MAGGIE SMITH
Carley will be entering the University of Central Florida
as a Burnett Medical Scholar. This honor guarantees her a
spot in UCF’s College of Medicine M.D. Program. Carley
has a passion to serve in the medical field and met the
university’s stringent requirements for acceptance into the
program. CROFT INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AT
JANIE HUBBARD
INGRAM SCHOLAR AT VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
The Ingram Scholars at Vanderbilt University are
selected on the basis of commitment to community
service, strength of personal character, and leadership
potential. As an Ingram Scholar, Janie will not only
volunteer for community service but also design
and implement projects that address significant
community needs and become self-sustaining.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
The Croft Institute for International Studies
at The University of Mississippi is looking
for students who think outward, who want
to “transcend the horizons of their local
community, their region, and the nation
as a whole — and to learn about the world
beyond our borders.” Maggie wrote fluently in
order to prove these interests and demonstrated
that interest in her time at CPA. She graduated
with 7 Foreign Language credits (4 in Latin, 2 in
Chinese, 1 in Spanish), thus earning the Foreign
Language department award; she also studied
Korean independently and attended the Tennessee
Governor’s School for International Studies.