Even more impressive is the way she handled living on her own the past three years, including the past two while attending Hilton Head Christian Academy where she ranks in the top five percent of her class and maintains a 4. After leaving Parkersburg Catholic, I was able to live away from home here in Hilton Head and that enabled me to grow on my own without my parents around.
Shulman, who placed runner-up at No. The scholarship is based partly on her athletic ability and partly on her academic success.
Last year, Marist received more than 10, applicants and accepted just 1, students for the fall semester.
They were so nice and welcoming. I put in so much time to tennis and school, and I was hoping everything would work out-and it did. Shulman, who is ranked in the top 10 in her division for the state of South Carolina, is the daughter of Kimberly Pope Shulman, of Parkersburg, and Andrew Shulman.
I was exhausted by the time I would get home. I just had to persevere through with homework and do the best I could. I had to put in so many hours to get caught up for the level of tennis I was competing against. But it was definitely worth it. Of course, there were benefits to attending school near the beach. Her environmental science course this school year took students kayaking.
