- Bates College — Eva Bogan, Maya Lee, Will Morris and Megan O’Donnell
- Emerson College — Camryn Lehr ’25 (publishing and writing), AiLi Montague ’27 (communication disorders), and Kaiyang Zhang ’25 (theatre and performance)
- Dean College — James Carley and Rachel Snyder
- Worcester Polytechnic Institute — Nicolas Alvarado ’25 (mechanical engineering), Jason Luc ’26 (computer science), Andry Nasief ’28 (computer science) and Gleb Vlasov ’26 (computer science)
- James Madison University — Elizabeth Powers (health sciences), Michael Jennings (elementary education)
- Plymouth State University — Victoria Cavallo (elementary education and youth development)
Dean’s List honorees from Wayland
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