University of Scranton campus building exterior where Mia Farry earned Dean's List honors

Roselle Park Freshman Mia Farry Makes Dean's List

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A Roselle Park student earned academic honors at The University of Scranton this spring. Mia Farry landed on the Dean's List as a freshman studying counseling and human services.

A Roselle Park freshman is proving that hard work pays off in her first year of college.

Mia Farry earned a spot on The University of Scranton's Dean's List for the Spring 2026 semester. The achievement requires maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or higher, a challenging feat for any student, especially during their first year away from home.

Farry is studying counseling and human services at the university's Leahy College of Health Sciences in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The program prepares students for careers helping others navigate mental health challenges and life transitions.

Roselle Park Freshman Mia Farry Makes Dean's List

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First-year college students face enormous adjustments. New independence, rigorous coursework, and being away from family and friends can make those initial semesters feel overwhelming. Farry's Dean's List honor shows she not only adapted to college life but thrived in it.

Her chosen field of counseling and human services means this academic success is just the beginning. Students who excel in this major often go on to make real differences in their communities, supporting families, children, and adults through difficult times.

The University of Scranton publicly recognizes Dean's List students each semester, celebrating their dedication to academic excellence. For Farry and her family back in Roselle Park, this recognition marks a meaningful milestone in her educational journey.

Her success reminds us that the next generation of helpers and healers is already working hard to prepare for meaningful careers.

Based on reporting by Google News - Student Achievement

This story was written by BrightWire based on verified news reports.

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