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Brian Goldshtein, Class of 2025
Brian will be attending Stanford University, majoring in Bioengineering
"Fremont is truly a special place; and I can now see why it’s filled with so many alumni constantly coming back to teach and coach. My advice for freshmen? First, find something that you really like. It can be anything, but identify it, fast. Once you find it, work to become really good at it. Really good. Dedicate yourself to be the very best you can be. And throughout the process, become comfortable being uncomfortable. Seek it; as that feeling of discomfort is the critical sign that you’re learning, you’re growing, and you’re moving towards your anticipated result. And lastly, live a little. Go enjoy that dance, tryout for that new sport, send that tricky text. Try new things, high school is going to be filled with many “firsts.” Make memories. No regrets."
Cavel Nelson, Class of 2025
Cavel will be attending the University of California, Los Angeles, double majoring in Psychology and Sociology
"These past four years have been filled with so many new and exciting experiences, evolving me into a lifelong learner. I'll miss the brunch time debriefs at "the grass" on random topics with my friends, but I will always cherish those memories while looking forward to many laughs in our next chapter. My advice for incoming students is to seize your opportunities. Do not be scared to be ambitious and bold, and remember to build a support system that uplifts you on your journey throughout high school. Make lasting memories because time goes by fast, and before you realize, you will be crossing that finish line with so much purpose."
Fremont By The Numbers
19
Advanced Placement (AP) courses
53
Athletics teams in 20 sports
89%
College-going rate for graduates
90+
Active interest and competition based clubs