Olivia
“My experience at Seneca has prepared me to be successful by giving me the opportunity to take high-level courses, while balancing athletics. Through advanced coursework, I have learned important problem-solving and critical thinking skills. These classes have taught me to think deeply and ask questions, rather than just memorizing material. Whereas, through Seneca's successful athletic programs, I have learned leadership, confidence, and resilience. I am confident that these skills will help me greatly in my future.”

Activities: Field Hockey Team, Latin Club, Students Actively Concerned, Track and Field Team (2022-2025), Volunteer Club (2022-2024), Multicultural Club (2024-2025)
Honors/Awards: National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, NJSIAA Scholar Athlete Award, Olympic Conference Scholar Athlete Award, AP Chemistry Academic Award, Latin III Honors Academic Award, NFHCA Scholar of Distinction, Honors Biology Academic Award, AP English Literature & Composition Academic Award, AP Calculus II BC Academic Award, Indian Mills Home and School Association Award, K. Kiki Konstantinos Foundation Scholarship, ACT Language Arts, Math, Science & Reading High Scorer Awards, SAT Math High Scorer Award, Math Laureate Award, Science Laureate Award, Seneca Science Award, Field Hockey 2nd Team All-Olympic Conference (2024 & 2025) Field Hockey 1st Team All-Olympic Conference (2025), Field Hockey 3rd Team All-Group 2 (2025), AP Scholar With Distinction, Cumulative 6.0 GPA, National Latin Exam Silver Medal: Maxima Cum Laude, Principal’s List, October 2025 Field Hockey Athlete of the Month
Community Service: Burlington County Animal Shelter Volunteer, Seneca Field Hockey Youth Camp Volunteer, Annual Community Clean-ups Volunteer, Seneca Community Holiday Event Volunteer (Christmas, Character Breakfast, Safe Trick or Treat), Seneca Robotics Tournament Volunteer, Seneca Youth Sports Snack Stand Volunteer
Post-Secondary Education: Johns Hopkins University
Major: Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Career Aspirations: I hope to become a Mathematics professor and contribute to research in that field.
