Cardinal Ritter College Prep High school on LinkedIn: #collegedecisionday #academicexcellence #crcp #classof2024 #lionpride (2024)

National College Decision Day is here with Gen Z navigating through campus disruptions, FAFSA delays, & the allure of Southern colleges. 🎓✨ #CollegeDecisionDay #GenZChallenges

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For the first time in MSU's 131-year history, the spring enrollment has surpassed 16,000 students. The university's total full-time equivalent (FTE) also hit a high of 14,216. This is a sign that students are taking more courses per semester, which not only puts them on track to graduate in four years but also saves them money on tuition. (Students do not pay tuition for credits beyond the first 12 they take per semester.)Also, MSU's number of first-time students who remained for a second semester of classes remained steady this spring at an impressive 90.2% and the overall student retention rate is at an impressive 92.8%. "That's remarkable persistence from our students," said Steve Swinford, VP for Student Success. "We are immensely proud of this spring enrollment because it shows how hard students are working to pursue higher education, stay enrolled and make progress toward their college degree from Montana State University," said MSU President Waded Cruzado. Jabs is one of the three largest colleges at MSU and our spring enrollment was 2,044 students.

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If you applied Early Decision, you may have noticed how many colleges list "by mid-December" for their ED notification dates. 🗓️ So, here's our list of colleges that have confirmed they will release Early Decision notifications before Friday, December 15! 👇 Find our full list of confirmed Early Decision notification dates on our blog, and check back regularly — we're constantly updating! 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21wFdl6#EarlyDecision #EarlyAction #NotificationDate #CollegeDecisions #AdmissionsDecisions #EarlyDecisionNotificationDate #ED #EA #EDNotificationDate #ClassOf2024 #ClassOf2028 #CollegeBound

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Whether you attend your college classes on campus or online, the requirements will be the same, including completing all assignments to a degree of rigor described in your program. Here's how to meet the requirements, making you successful in your classes. #college #collegeprep #collegelife #campusresources #highered https://bit.ly/3Dfa16e

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Whether you attend your college classes on campus or online, the requirements will be the same, including completing all assignments to a degree of rigor described in your program. Here's how to meet the requirements, making you successful in your classes. #college #collegeprep #collegelife #campusresources #highered https://bit.ly/3Dfa16e

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Today is National College Decision Day! Some colleges have extended their decision deadlines this year because of delays and technical glitches with the new FASFA rollout, and some of our seniors are still making final decisions about which schools to attend, but we are excited for their adventures ahead! #CollegeBound #CollegeFirst #CollegeDecisionDay

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Symposium Update: The higher education landscape is fast-changing and increasingly aware of the importance of reliably capturing student learning and skills. We are thrilled to announce our Higher Ed Panel: Navigating the Pathway of Mastery Learning and College Admissions and Aid. Local leaders from the University of Connecticut, Northeastern University, and Harvard University will be joining us to discuss their process for reviewing students for admission and aid. We will also have NCAA on the panel to discuss the role of competency-based education in college sports eligibility.Learn more about the 2023 MTC Symposium, and register in the next 2 weeks here: https://bit.ly/3HLdagc#MTCSymposium2023 #GrowProgressShare

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We remember when college cost of attendance hit $50K per year, and it was shocking. Now some are costing $85k/year. It's hard to imagine. "Full costs at elite private colleges already stretch well into the $80,000s, or upward of $320,000 for four years. At places like Brown University, the cost of attendance (tuition, room, board and fees) is almost $85,000, well above what the typical US household earns." #collegeadmission #collegetuition #collegeplanning

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A discussion about empathy and expectations with all of the different choices in higher education, where Brennan Barnard, Director of College Counseling and Alumni, and his co-author Rick Clark talk about opportunities and the idea that how you end up at college is more important than where you end up.Watch →

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Whether you attend your college classes on campus or online, the requirements will be the same, including completing all assignments to a degree of rigor described in your program. Here's how to meet the requirements, making you successful in your classes. #college #collegeprep #collegelife #campusresources #highered https://bit.ly/3Dfa16e

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