Another Saipan student made it to the 2003-2004 edition of Who\u2019s Who Among American High School Students\u00ae.<\/p>\n
Kimberly L. Seman was recently informed by that her biography has been accepted for publication in Who\u2019s Who, making her eligible to compete for one of the 200 scholarships of $1,000 each that will be awarded this year.<\/p>\n
\u201cSince only 5 percent of the students from our nation\u2019s 24,000 high schools are honored in Who\u2019s Who each year, we commend you for your achievements. You may want to celebrate this honor with your family,\u201d said National Academic Affairs chair Parke H. Davis in his letter to Seman.<\/p>\n
Seman\u2019s student biography will be included in the 38th Edition of the publication, including other mementos that display her achievements.<\/p>\n
Seman is now automatically eligible to compete for one of the 200 scholarships of $1,000 each. Over $3,600,000 has been awarded through this program to date.<\/p>\n
Her inclusion also enables her to use The College Referral Service\u00ae, a reference service for college-bound Who\u2019s Who students exclusively. <\/p>\n
\u201cWith the CRS, you can designate which colleges you want us to notify of your selection to Who\u2019s Who. Recent surveys indicate that 95 percent of responding college admissions directors use the CRS to recruit students for admission,\u201d said Davis. <\/p>\n
Each year over 100,000 referrals are made for Who\u2019s Who students. <\/p>\n
Seman was also given the opportunity to nominate a teacher whom she wishes to honor in Who\u2019s Who Among America\u2019s Teachers\u00ae. <\/p>\n
\u201cWhen evaluating the teachers who \u2018made a difference\u2019 in your life, please remember to consider teachers from your earliest years who may have influenced your current success,\u201d Davis said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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