Graduation is set for tomorrow and many Branford High School seniors have made plans to continue their education in college.

Of the school’s 179 graduates, many of them plan to remain in Connecticut for college with UCONN being the top option with eight studentes committed there. Another popular choice is the state of Rhode Island, where 15 seniors plan to attend. The top school there is Roger Williams, selected by five students.

Graduation will once again be held on BHS turf starting at 6 p.m.

Two students have selected colleges outside the United States.

The following students have announced their intentions through the unofficial decision day instagram account.

Connecticut: 

Tehila Nwakalor – Connecticut State Community College – General studies

Ava Gambardella – University of Bridgeport – Criminal justice + wrestling

Camila Gomez – Sacred Heart University – Health sciences & pre-physician assistant track

Payton Paleski – Sacred Heart University – Marketing

Lea Sekerovic – Southern Connecticut State University – Nursing

Leandro Ramirez – Southern Connecticut State University – Business finance

Chloe Pompano – Southern Connecticut State University – Social work

Saige Fries – Southern Connecticut State University – Exercise science

Michael Perricone – Southern Connecticut State University

Jack Mautte – Southern Connecticut State University – Accounting

Sophia Espinal – Southern Connecticut State University and Yale ROTC

Hana Omeragic – Connecticut College – Biological sciences

Shriya Thapa – University of Connecticut – Marketing

Grayson Mills – University of Connecticut – Chemical engineering

Kiara Guevara – University of Connecticut – Journalism

Emilia Jeffrey – University of Connecticut – Engineering

Lillian Rank – University of Connecticut – Elizabeth DeLucas School of Nursing in nursing

Emerson Manchanda – University of Connecticut – Business administration

Alasdair Adsit – University of Connecticut – Mechanical engineering

Sophia Tamsin – University of Connecticut – Nursing

Charlie Budz – Quinnipiac University – Sports communications

Berrin Seferge – Quinnipiac University – Biochemistry

Julianna Annunziata – Quinnipiac University – Health science studies

Jenna Medina – University of New Haven – Psychology

Erin Murphy – University of New Haven – Criminology and crime victims services

Jacob Santone – University of New Haven – Homeland security

Shawn Swanson – University of New Haven – Criminal justice

Calista Michaud – Central Connecticut State University – Criminology

Austyn Sparks – Central Connecticut State University – Psychology pre-med

Trevor Cser – University of Saint Joseph – Business + baseball

Rhode Island: 

Maylin Zuniga – University of Rhode Island – General business administration

Alex Ferrara – University of Rhode Island – Industrial and systems engineering

Ginger Fitzpatrick – University of Rhode Island

Luke Torre – Roger Williams University – Construction management

Jacob Kopczuk – Roger Williams University – Architecture

Chase Nixon – Roger Williams University – Business

Liam Watson – Roger Williams University – Finance

Salvatore Brancati – Roger Williams University – Business

Haley Robison – Salve Regina University – Social work

Tommy Mioline – Salve Regina University – Nursing

Madison Polce – University of Rhode Island – Psychology + cheerleading

Giuliana Barros – Providence College – Business management

Leighton Resendes – Providence College – Finance

Cole O’Connor – Bryant University – Entrepreneurship

Jason Talalas – Bryant University – Psychology

New York: 

Caitlin Lentner – United States Merchant Marine Academy – Marine engineering + XC and track

Stacia Comen – Fashion Institute of Technology – Fine arts

Gabby Delucia – Iona University – Nursing

Christian Chiechi – St. John’s University – Business analytics

Jacob Tran – New York University – Computer science

Morgan Cheslock – Wagner College – Arts administration

Ayla Omeragic – Marist University – Film & media studies

Keagan Walsh – University of Mount Saint Vincent – Business + lacrosse

Massachusetts: 

Abby Talalas – Clark University – Pre-law + swimming

Olivia Galli – Dean College – Dance

Julianne Henkel – Western New England University – Business + volleyball

Alex Leblanc – Springfield College – Athletic training + football

Ella Lordan – University of Massachusetts (Amherst) – Speech, language and hearing sciences

Noah Stewart – University of Massachusetts (Amherst) – Electrical engineering

Nate Durante – Boston College – Biology

Bidhee Thapa – Boston University – Molecular biology & public heath

Tate Jones – Boston University – Biology pre-med

Wynter Parsons – Massachusetts College of Art and Design – Architecture

Adrianna Morocho – Suffolk University – Radiation science

Siara Humphries – Suffolk University – Interior design

Colin Fryer – Northeastern University – Cybersecurity

Aziley Crespo – Springfield College – Health sciences & pre-med

Zander Solano – Springfield College

Kamryn Stackpole – Emmanuel College – Psychology & social work

Giovanni Cassanova – Curry College – Marketing

New Hampshire:

Stella Andresen – Keene State College – Sports management + volleyball

Georgia:

Aliza Giordano – Mercer University – Civil engineering + lacrosse

Vermont: 

Dylan Hall – University of Vermont – Patrick Leahy Honors College in Political science & Pre-law

Pennsylvania: 

Chase Barone – Pennsylvania State University – Meteorology

Maine: 

Noah Fischer – University of New England – Marine science

Delaware:

Emelia Guandalini – University of Delaware – Political science & pre-law

Jake Pombo – University of Delaware – Mechanical engineering

Maryland: 

Saahil Bhawnani – University of Maryland – Computer science

North Carolina: 

Lily Gagliardi – High Point University – Exercise science

South Carolina: 

Dylan Weaver – University of South Carolina – Sports management

Kendall Fagan – College of Charleston – Psychology

Illinois: 

Ishaan Bhawnani – University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign – Finance & data science

Alabama: 

Abigail Smith – Tuskegee University – Aerospace engineering