Alexander Ludwig
College: University of Southern California
Year: Senior
Canadian actor Alexander Ludwig played the ruthless District 2 tribute Cato in the first "Hunger Games" movie. (He's the one who fights Peeta and Katniss on top of the cornucopia in the final fight scene.)
A Phi Kappa Psi brother and theater major, Ludwig belongs to one of USC's most exclusive fraternities, which has a reputation for throwing the year’s wildest parties.
Chiara de Blasio
College: Santa Clara University
Year: Senior
During her father Bill de Blasio's New York City mayoral campaign, Chiara starred in an advertisement and made a dramatic, surprise return from college to cast a vote for him.
The floral-headband-wearing hipster recently made headlines of her own with a powerfully candid video about her struggles with depression, and history of drug and alcohol abuse.
Corinne Foxx
College: University of Southern California
Year: Junior
Like her dad, Foxx has appeared in the red carpet spotlight, at multiple premiers, awards shows, and after parties since she was seven.
Now 20, she's a cheerleader and Public Relations major at USC, but she still finds time to party with Queen Bey and dish on her style for W Magazine.
Dakota Fanning
College: New York University
Year: Senior
This film actress, who has starred in the "Twilight" films, "I Am Sam," and "The Runaways," is often spotted skulking around the Gallatin School, a small interdisciplinary college within NYU that provides "individualized study."
Fanning reportedly opts out of dorm life in favor of a two-bedroom apartment in the Nolita neighborhood, close to the heart of NYU's urban campus.
Hailie Jade Scott Mathers
College: Michigan State University
Year: Freshman
It seems like just yesterday that Eminem was rapping about his young daughter in "Hailie's Song" and "Mockingbird." Now Scott Mathers has graduated from high school with honors, and has an impressive GPA of at least 3.9.
The rapper's daughter says she's interested in studying psychology and entrepreneurship once she gets to school in the fall.
Jack Quaid
College: New York University
Year: Senior
The son of Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan splashed onto the big-screen in the box-office hit "Hunger Games," playing the spear-wielding District 1 tribute who killed pint-sized, fan-favorite Rue. He's not so bad in real life.
The goofy young actor creates comedy sketches with friends on YouTube and Vine, and attends the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU.
Jacqueline Emerson
College: Stanford University
Year: Sophomore
The young redhead originally deferred her enrollment at Stanford for a year in order to pursue her budding acting career, and it paid off when she landed the part of a lifetime as Foxface in the first "Hunger Games" movie.
When she's not in class, Emerson can be found touring around Berlin, where her father works as the recently-sworn-in U.S. Ambassador to Germany.
Jameis Winston
College: Florida State University
Year: Sophomore
The name "Famous Jameis" has been on everyone's lips since December when he became the second straight freshman to win the prestigious Heisman Trophy — the Golden Globe of college football. The quarterback also led his team to an epic victory in the Bowl Championship series against Auburn University with just 13 seconds on the clock.
Winston came under fire this year for an alleged sexual assault incident that reportedly took place over a year ago, but no charges have been filed.
Justin Combs
College: University of California Los Angeles
Year: Junior
Justin Combs, known by way of his musician father Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, is attending UCLA — on a $54,000 football scholarship, inciting backlash from critics.
The scholarship reportedly had no bearing on need-based scholarships also given to students, and the 5'9", 170-pound defensive back defended his decision to accept the scholarship, tweeting that he "put that work in" and earned it.
Justine Bateman
College: University of California Los Angeles
Year: Junior
The 47-year-old Bateman gained her fame as the ditzy Mallory Keaton on "Family Ties," but she's proving she's not as ditzy as the character she played. A computer science major, Bateman chronicles the ins and outs of being an undergraduate in her 40s on her Tumblr blog, College Life.
Lourdes Leon
College: University of Michigan
Year: Freshman
Madonna's daughter, Lourdes Leon, will enroll in college this fall where she'll be studying at the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance. Lourdes, aka Lola, will actually be following in her mother's footsteps — Madonna herself attended the school before leaving to pursue pop-stardom.
Marcus Mariota
College: University of Oregon
Year: Senior
On par with Jameis Winston, Mariota is on the path of breaking most of the records his school has ever seen. Many were surprised that Mariota will be returning to Oregon as quarterback this year, since he was one of the top players in the 2014 NFL draft.
He will, however, have a pretty nice class schedule, signing up for only yoga and golf.
Missy Franklin
College: University of California Berkeley
Year: Sophomore
Franklin took home five medals — four of them gold — for the U.S. Olympic swim team at the London Olympic games, and plans to turn pro after the 2015 NCAA Championships. In the meantime, Franklin swims for the Golden Bears at UC Berkeley, lives on campus with her roommate (also a swimmer for Berkeley), and reportedly did pretty well her freshman year, earning A's in all four of her classes.
Patrick Schwarzenegger
College: University of Southern California
Year: Junior
The son of actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and activist Maria Shriver (who helped him move in to his dorm at the start of freshman year), the young Schwarzenegger is an actor, model, and junior at USC. Like his dad, Patrick has been pumping some serious iron at the USC gym and trains with fitness guru to the stars Eric Fleishman.
Raven Symone
College: Academy of Art University
Year: Freshman
Everybody's favorite "That's So Raven" star is the latest Disney Channel celeb to hit the books. After excitedly instagramming a photo of her student ID, Raven Symone revealed that she'll be studying in San Francisco this fall.
Though the star is 28, she's proof that it's never too late to go back to school. Symone also instagrammed a selfie with some rainbow hair, proudly stating that it was "new hair for a new life."