Whether students choose a local public university, a nationally recognized research institution, an engineering-focused program, or an Ivy League campus, the common thread is that they leave MST ready to thrive in challenging academic environments, preparing them for success in a wide variety of postsecondary pathways. Our grad map shows our grads from the Camas High School MST Magnet program and which post-secondary institutions they are attending. Zoom in and/or click on pins in the menu or on the map to get more info.
MST Students Go Everywhere
Since 2011, the MST destination map has documented:
- 423 graduates that reported their post-high school college plans, with students attending institutions across the United States and beyond
- 107 colleges and universities
Strong Northwest Roots, National Opportunities
Many MST graduates continue their education at outstanding universities in the Pacific Northwest, especially:
- University of Washington
- Washington State University
- Western Washington University
- Oregon State University
At the same time, MST students regularly attend colleges throughout California and across the country.
A Strong STEM Tradition
The destination map reflects MST’s emphasis on:
- Science
- Engineering
- Technology
- Mathematics
- Research
Many graduates continue into highly respected STEM programs and research universities.
Nationally Recognized Universities
MST alumni have attended some of the nation’s most selective colleges and universities, including:
- Harvard University
- Dartmouth University
- Princeton University
- Cornell University
- Stanford University
- University of Pennsylvania
- California Institute of Technology
- University of Chicago
What the Map Tells Us
The MST program prepares students for success in a wide variety of postsecondary pathways.
Whether students choose a local public university, a nationally recognized research institution, an engineering-focused program, or an Ivy League campus, the common thread is that they leave MST ready to thrive in challenging academic environments.
Quick Facts
- 16 graduating classes (2011–2026)
- 423 student MST grads reported their plans
- 107 colleges and universities represented
- Strong Pacific Northwest representation
- Significant California presence
- Multiple Ivy League destinations
- Multiple top STEM and engineering universities
- Extensive alumni network across the country
The overall story is one of opportunity, preparation, and choice: MST students pursue a remarkable range of colleges while maintaining a strong tradition of academic excellence.
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