Oh, for sure, there are some students that marked my career as a teacher, and not simply because I taught them, Flo sighs as she writes down what happened to her former students. Or at least some of them. I guess, this list will lean top-heavy, but the students I remember best also lean top-heavy.

Tania went to Dickinson College and decided to go to Columbia under the 3+2 MPH agreement, in Health Policy and Management.

Marissa attended Case Western, and played quiz bowl for the Spartans. Other than that, she gave no indication of her major, nor plans.

Stacey, after finishing Nats 3-3, attends WUSTL for undergrad and then goes to Georgetown for law school, forgoing NYU, but also saving about $150k in debt.

Rod, on the other hand, went to Villanova after being rejected from Notre Dame. Again, radio silence as it relates to his major or post-graduation plans.

Seth and Sylvie, who are by far the worst students Flo can somewhat remember with any clarity, both plan to attend the University of New Orleans.

Stella attends BU, with Nick, on the other hand, attending NYU, but for both, complete radio silence about their majors and post-graduation plans.

But it is too early to tell for sure when it comes to Cindy, Monika and Joaquin. Everyone at VA is gearing up for what appears to be a loaded class for college admissions.

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Meanwhile, Marianne, now working at another school as a principal in another state, makes the same exercise with both that school she called Wattpad High and Hathaway. During my time at Hathaway, I only had a handful of students who stood out. And only one at Wattpad High.

The pride of Wattpad High, which she somehow remembers only by her codename of "good girl", given the issues the school was affected with, attended Vassar despite Wattpad High's issues.

Sonny winds up attending Gettysburg College, as did Carmen, but they both go there with the assurance that they would be able to pursue their passions without having to worry about parental interference.

Donalia inexplicably seemed drawn to Middlebury, while Eddie and the "fourth Hornet" are poised to be first and second in their class.