High School Senior Accepted into 231 Schools – Awarded Over $14 Million in Scholarships
The sky’s the limit for Madison Crowell, a high school senior from Hinesville, Georgia, who has been accepted into 231 colleges and awarded an astounding $14.7 million in scholarships, according to High Point University (HPU).
Eighteen-year-old Crowell will attend HPU in High Point, North Carolina, later this year under a full-tuition scholarship.
“Getting all of this recognition is very heartwarming. The immense amount of support is greatly appreciated,” Crowell said. “I’m excited to hear that my story is being shared not just here in the United States, but globally as well.”
Expressing her enthusiasm for the future, Crowell added, “I am elated for my next chapter at High Point University, while giving back to young people that are willing to receive such valuable information. Thank you to everyone that has been sharing my story.”
This fall, Crowell plans to major in exercise science at HPU with the goal of earning a doctorate in physical therapy.
She will also join HPU’s Bonner Leaders program, which connects students with local nonprofit organizations and social innovation projects in High Point.
According to HPU, “Bonner Leaders serve the community and gain mentorship, a network of community support, and real-world job experience.”
Currently, Crowell is highly active in extracurricular activities at Liberty County High School. She serves as vice president of the Class of 2024, is a varsity cheerleader, a student ambassador, the school’s lead basketball manager, a member of the National Honor Society, and the managing editor of the school’s yearbook.
Crowell told Good Morning America that she and her parents began planning her college journey when she was a young girl, with efforts becoming more serious in middle school through road trips and college tours.
HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein expressed his excitement about welcoming Crowell to the university, stating, “We are excited to welcome Madison to our HPU family.
She is going to do exceptional things right here at The Premier Life Skills University, where we call everybody to be extraordinary.
The sky is not the limit for her, and when she comes to High Point University, we know she’ll be a leader.”
Qubein added, “We know she’ll make amazing things happen. We’re here to resource her, cheer her on, and celebrate her victory.”
High School Senior Accepted into 231 Schools – Awarded Over $14 Million in Scholarships
