Local residents named to William Mary Dean's List

Shoreline, WALocal News

Local residents Sam Newell from Lake Forest Park and Ben Normann from Seattle have earned a place on the Dean's List at the College of William & Mary for the fall 2024 semester, a notable academic achievement. Students must complete at least 12 credit hours and achieve a minimum Quality Point Average of 3. 6 to qualify for this honor. By achieving Dean's List status, these students demonstrate their commitment to academic excellence and contribute to the esteemed reputation of the College of William & Mary. Established in 1693, this institution is recognized as the second oldest in the United States and has a long-standing tradition of fostering scholarly pursuits.

The Dean's List not only highlights individual accomplishments but also reflects the educational environment that encourages students to excel. Such achievements are vital for local communities, showcasing the talent and hard work of young individuals. This recognition can also inspire future students to strive for academic success. The College of William & Mary continues to play a significant role in shaping the educational landscape in the region.

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