Betty Cooper: Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism 

Persuasive, determined, a little bit nosey, Betty's eye for detail and justice make her a prime suspect for Annenberg. Her pony-tail and preppy style complete the look, but when she snapped and exposed everyone in Riverdale for literally anything and everything they did, we felt that.

Jughead Jones: School of Cinematic Arts 

A little bit of a mystery, loves his vintage Serpents leather jacket, and won't be caught dead without his beanie. He's not afraid of being a little out of the ordinary. Some might call him weird, but we'd like to call that artistic integrity. And he loves a good ole' pop-culture reference.

Kevin Keller: Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

He's a true neutral. We love a KING who can stand out and be the jack of all trades. He's really there for everyone and has a hand in everything. We appreciate our true Dornsife majors and we appreciate Kevin Keller.

Cheryl Blossom: School of Dramatic Arts 

Overdramatic, strives for attention, is probably the loudest and opinionated in the room: all things that I can say being in the School of Dramatic Arts myself. Cheryl has something to say and big things to do, and you will not (and cannot) get in her way. Her way or the highway. Your choice.

Archie Andrews: Thornton School of Music 

Archie has big dreams and a big heart. He's got his eye on the prize and remember that one time when he turned down team capitan because his heart was in the music? Wow. Troy Boulton-alert. Here's to a real heart-throb and rockstar. Well, maybe soon-to-be rockstar. We haven't gotten to Season 3 yet.

Veronica Lodge: Marshall School of Business

She may not be in the Serpents, but I think that Veronica has proven herself to be the snake that gets things done. Like a true businesswoman, Veronica managed to get Archie back and make a million in the process. Marshall students are shaking. Let's hope that if she's following in her father's footsteps, she keeps her head above the water and takes the moral high road.