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TTUHSC educates students, provides patient care and conducts biomedical and clinical research. We graduate the most health care professionals in the state of Texas. Nationally recognized for innovative programs, academic achievement, and our cutting-edge research, we are training the next generation of highly qualified health professionals. As a comprehensive health sciences center, our mission is to enrich the lives of others by educating students to become collaborative health care professionals, providing excellent patient care, and advancing knowledge through innovative research. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center will strengthen its national reputation as it seeks to promote healthier communities across West Texas and beyond. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) includes campuses across West Texas. Working together, our five schools, institutes, centers and clinics are uniquely positioned to educate tomorrow's health care providers from many perspectives and disciplines. Our educational programs connect research and patient care in innovative ways that lead to powerful discoveries. Working together, our five schools, institutes, centers and clinics are uniquely positioned to educate tomorrow's health care providers from many perspectives and disciplines. Our interprofessional education leads to higher functioning health care teams. The collaborative environment at TTUHSC breaks down traditional silos of health care learning. Students from different professions work together to reach a common goal: improve patient health outcomes. With this foundation of collaboration, our graduates are better prepared to function effectively in any team. You might learn alongside a PharmD student in the emergency room, or a nursing student while shadowing a floor nurse in the hospital. Creating more opportunities for TTUHSC students to interact with other health care students is one of our top goals. TTUHSC is scaling up, out and around the world. We've grown from one school of medicine to a multi discipline university with campuses across West Texas. With your support, we're preparing to meet the ever changing health care needs of a global population. Our interprofessional education leads to higher functioning health care teams. The collaborative environment at TTUHSC breaks down traditional silos of health care learning. Students from different professions work together to reach a common goal: improve patient health outcomes. With this foundation of collaboration, our graduates are better prepared to function effectively in any team. You might learn alongside a PharmD student in the emergency room, or a nursing student while shadowing a floor nurse in the hospital. Creating more opportunities for TTUHSC students to interact with each other is one of our top goals. At TTUHSC, the entire university is designed to enhance your growth and development as a student. You will find faculty and staff ready to assist you with enrollment, registration, records, financial aid, counseling, disability services, student activities and more. Consider the Office of Student Services your ultimate support network as well as your brain center for resources. Research resides at the core of any great university. At TTUHSC, research thrives across schools and disciplines. Our faculty, staff and students continually win new research grants and awards to promote the prevention of disease and the treatment of illness. It’s research that can be directly applied to patient care in Texas and to the world beyond. Our mission is to promote and support research by providing high quality service to investigators, foster new research initiatives, promote the prevention of disease and the treatment of illness, motivate and educate future leaders in health sciences and serve as an advocate for the value of research in an educational setting. Like Texas itself, we are an independent and proud institution that is part of a larger union, the Texas Tech University System. As a university separate from Texas Tech University, we have been entrusted with a singular charge: to teach the next generation of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, researchers and health care professionals while simultaneously providing the people of West Texas with world-class patient care. We are both an institution of higher learning and a place where real people come for life-saving medical care. The Office of Financial Aid is committed to excellence and our staff is here to serve current and future students of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. We know the financial aid process can be confusing. Research resides at the core of any great university. At TTUHSC, research thrives across schools and disciplines. Our faculty, staff and students continually win new research grants and awards to promote the prevention of disease and the treatment of illness. It’s research that can be directly applied to patient care in Texas and to the world beyond. The Office of Research provides leadership, direction and management of research administration, infrastructure and services for faculty, staff and students. Without research, advances in medicine will stop, but your donations can continue the advancement of groundbreaking research at TTUHSC. With each new discovery, our research will fuel innovation, prevent disease, and lead to better patient outcomes. Our mission is to promote and support research by providing high quality service to investigators, foster new research initiatives, promote the prevention of disease and the treatment of illness, motivate and educate future leaders in health sciences and serve as an advocate for the value of research in an educational setting. View full university

With enrollment of approximately 15,000 students, Texas Woman’s University (TWU) is the nation’s largest university primarily for women. Texas Woman's offers degree programs in the liberal arts, nursing, health sciences, the sciences, business and education. Its campuses in Denton, Dallas and Houston are joined by an e-learning campus offering innovative online degree programs in business, education and general studies. Texas Woman’s University cultivates engaged leaders and global citizens by leveraging its historical strengths in health, liberal arts, and education and its standing as the nation’s largest public university primarily for women. Committed to transformational learning, discovery, and service in an inclusive environment that embraces diversity, Texas Woman’s inspires excellence and a pioneering spirit. Texas Woman’s will be known as the premier public university for a woman-focused education and leadership development, graduating thriving citizens who have a strong sense of community, health, prosperity, and a sense of purpose. At Texas Woman’s University, we are committed to providing you with the tools you need for success in your career. At TWU, you will learn from and work with faculty members who pursue leading research in their fields. Smaller class sizes mean you get more opportunities for one-on-one time with your instructors. Whether you’re conducting research, performing on stage, running a business or taking care of others, TWU’s programs are the tools you need to build your career. TWU’s main campus in Denton, is just 40 miles from the vibrant Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Campuses in Dallas and Houston are located in the heart of world-class medical centers. Although TWU has the look and feel of a private university it is the most affordable public university in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex for total cost. The quest for knowledge - the need to discover - has always moved pioneers forward. At TWU, students and faculty conduct research that addresses important issues facing today's society in areas related to health, education and quality of life. All visa holders with foreign nationality, asylees, refugees, TPS and those pending U.S. permanent residency. Today's pioneers set out to explore new territory, whether they're the first in family to go to college, conducting research that could lead to a cure for diseases, or looking for ways to make the world a better place. Lead. Climb. Explore. Dance. Volunteer. This is the place to learn by doing. Because what happens outside the classroom at Texas Woman’s University can be just as important as what happens inside it. Step outside your comfort zone and discover a talent you never knew you had or a passion you might have overlooked. This is the time to be a Pioneer. Try something new and, in the process, be transformed. Through our activities and organizations leadership opportunities and community service and, a dedicated network of support services, you’ll grow to embrace diversity and learn to engage the world around you. The student experience at Texas Woman’s University encompasses so much more than academics. The student services we provide ensure it’s one that is both personally and educationally rewarding. There’s a connection between your academic life at TWU and a career that fulfills you and sets you on a path to success, and we want to help you make it. Working with the students and alumni of our three campuses, we provide a number of programs to educate, develop, and assist you in meeting the challenges of an ever-changing world of work. Commuting to campus can come with its own advantages and challenges. Use the Campus Alliance for Resource Education (CARE) to find out where to park or how get a parking pass and discover ways to connect with similar students, such as other parents, other veterans, or other foster-care alumni. Whether you’re worried about balancing work and school, feeling anxious and nervous, or concerned about a friend or family member, our professional counselors and psychologists can be there to help. TWU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) serves students at all three campus locations to foster student success and personal growth in a safe environment. We’re committed to providing equal access to educational opportunities and through Disability Services for Students (DSS) can make appropriate accommodations for students in the classroom. Our students are bold, community-driven intellectuals able to meet the challenges we set before them. Life here doesn’t stand still. Pioneers take advantage of every opportunity to build an active and dynamic student body at all three campus locations. Movies, concerts, guest speakers, and other events like Market Tuesday and “TWU’s Got Talent” are the norm for a university with more than 140 sanctioned student organizations. These groups represent departments, Greek councils, identity-based cultural groups, and more. All three of our campus locations feature fitness centers with locker rooms, cardio equipment, and free weights. In Denton, can you scale a climbing wall, swim laps in our indoor pool, or tee off on our 18-hole golf course. Fitness and Recreation facilities, along with most programs, are free to all TWU students. View full university

Welcome to The Art Institute of Dallas, a branch of Miami International University of Art & Design. Our faculty, staff, and students are a community devoted to two common goals: a career-focused education in the creative arts and excellence. If you’re imaginative and creative, and you want a career that will utilize your skills to build a real future, this is where you can learn with like-minded creative individuals to hone your talents. Our faculty includes both educators and working professionals who share their expertise and experience, which helps students become knowledgeable, capable graduates who are prepared for the rigors of the workplace. Ours is a collaborative, hands-on environment that offers an opportunity to grow personally and professionally. Our students benefit from relationships we’ve built with creative industries that provide insights into the latest trends. Those insights can support them on their education paths. We’ve proudly served the Dallas—Ft. Worth area for over 50 years. We’re successful because our students and graduates are successful. We’re excited that you’ve chosen to further your education, and we are here to support you throughout your journey. You’re about to start a journey from creative thinker to creative professional. At every step of the way, you’ll be challenged and supported, pushed and inspired, and surrounded by others who share your passion, your spirit, and your goals. If you’re ready to go even further, do even more, and work even harder than you ever have before, you’ve come to the right place. There’s nothing easy about a creative education at The Art Institutes system of schools. But we'll do everything we can to help you bring out your best and help you develop the skills to turn your passion into your career. With your creativity and our mentoring and support, the future is yours. First things first. No two students come at the same creative challenge the same way. Nor do they come to The Art Institutes with the same career goals and lifestyles. Whether you’re going straight from high school and planning to study full-time, or looking to change careers or grow in the one you have, you want a degree option that works for you. So we have a range of degree and non-degree programs designed to help you do anything from becoming more proficient in your job to taking your professional skills to a higher level. Some students transfer to The Art Institute of Dallas, a campus of South University because of our convenient class schedules that include an online option, or our scholarship and grant opportunities. But many are looking for something else—a more creative, hands-on, and collaborative experience. Whatever your reason, if you’re a high school graduate or you’ve earned your high school equivalency certification (such as the GED®), and you’ve completed at least one semester at an institution of higher learning like ITT Tech, you may be eligible. The Art Institute of Dallas's Department of Student Services is committed to providing comprehensive student services that promotes student engagement, growth, and development for all students. Student Services does this by providing coordinated, intentional services that supports all of our students' individual academic and personal development. The Art Institutes provide accommodations to qualified students with disabilities. The Office of Disability Support Services assists all qualified students with disabilities in acquiring reasonable and appropriate accommodations and in supporting equal access to services, programs and activities at The Art Institutes. The College provides Student Financial Services to help students and their families develop a financial plan to enable program completion. Specialists from this department are available to help each student complete applications for grants and loans applicable to that student’s circumstances. The Student Life office compiles a Student Resource Guide detailing various resources available within the community, including medical and dental care, psychological services, child and elder care options, resources for pets, emergency response and community care agencies. Students can stop by the Student Life or Academic Affairs Offices for assistance with locating campus and local community resources. You’ll work hard to earn your degree. We’ll work just as hard to help you launch your career. At The Art Institutes, your instructors will do everything they can to help you build the marketable skills and mental toughness to compete in the real world. But the support doesn’t end there. Our Career Services team offers a bundle of valuable resources to help you plan and launch your professional future. View full university

Boston Conservatory at Berklee provides a progressive learning environment where students are challenged to realize their potential as artists and inspired to pursue their dreams. Long recognized for its specialized training in dance, music, and theater, the Conservatory’s recent merger with Berklee now combines this rigorous, focused instruction with unparalleled access to a broad range of academic and creative opportunities. Set in the cultural, historical, and educational hub of Boston, this extraordinary institution represents the future of performing arts education. We prepare and inspire our students to perform at the highest level in their art and in their lives. We foster their creativity and give them courage. We teach them the skills that will lead to professional and personal fulfillment. Boston Conservatory at Berklee is internationally recognized as an innovative leader among conservatory programs, focused on elevating and celebrating every aspect of the performing arts. The institution has established itself as an important voice in the movement to make all forms of performing arts a more visible and valued dimension of communities here and abroad. The institution holds its staff, faculty, and students to the highest standards of performance—on the stage, in the classroom, and at every step in the creative journey. It weaves together distinct disciplines and curricula in dance, music, and theater, in order to create a unique and exceptional learning experience. Boston Conservatory students, faculty, staff, and trustees embrace the critical role of performance throughout life. Its graduates are prepared not only to excel in their artistic careers, but to dedicate themselves fully in lives of engagement and purpose. Every member of the Conservatory community strives to create value for all the constituencies that the institution serves. All understand that their contributions are essential to the Conservatory's mission. Conservatory alumni are proud of their involvement with the school, playing an active role in its advancement, while acknowledging its impact through the course of their lives. Like the community that surrounds the school, alumni view Boston Conservatory as a vital contributor to the city, and to the world at large. Boston Conservatory at Berklee has a wide variety of offices and services available to students, ready to offer help with navigating the admissions process, securing financial aid, arranging for housing, staying connected after graduation, and more. To find out about a particular area of interest, start by selecting an office to the left. If you're looking for any service related to life as a current student, be sure to visit Student Affairs. The Financial Aid Office administers a variety of assistance programs to help students finance their education when their own and their family's resources are inadequate for that purpose. Scholarship and financial aid resources may be awarded individually or in combination, depending on the applicant's need and qualifications. While the Conservatory is unable to meet the financial needs of all who apply, every effort is made to distribute funds as equitably as possible so that the greatest number may benefit. Boston Conservatory at Berklee offers an array of summer programs in dance, music, and theater for high school and college students on a performing arts degree track, as well as dance and musical theater day sessions for middle school-aged students who have an interest in the performing arts. With enrichment programs for singers and international students, as well as professional development programs in Alexander Technique and vocal pedagogy, Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Extension Programs are designed for students and professionals who want to take their skills to the next level. Boston Conservatory at Berklee offers fully accredited undergraduate and graduate programs for talented artists seeking highly focused and rigorous training in music, dance, and theater. The Conservatory’s renowned educational experience centers around a close-knit and nurturing community of creators, innovative curricula, dynamic repertoire, access to state-of-the-art facilities, individualized training with the most sought-after faculty in the world, and complete immersion in the culturally rich and diverse city of Boston. An influential institution that has been a leader in the performing arts for 150 years and is now supported by Berklee, Boston Conservatory is uniquely equipped to prepare students for careers that inspire the future. The Conservatory offers an array of student resources. Between our campus’s vibrant offerings and Boston’s cultural diversity, there are countless opportunities to explore, experiment, and enrich your college experience. Studying at Boston Conservatory at Berklee places you in the heart of Boston, the cultural epicenter of New England. By living in Boston, you will be surrounded by some of the most prestigious performing arts organizations and schools in the world, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Ballet, the Museum of Fine Arts, which are all within walking distance of the Conservatory's campus—not to mention that Cambridge, considered the technology and innovation hub of the Northeast, is just a short subway ride away. Student-run clubs and organizations offer excellent opportunities for students to develop skills that will enhance their lives, both professionally and personally, including skills in interpersonal communication, problem solving, decision making, and leadership. View full university

Texas College is a historically black college founded in 1894, by a group of CME ministers. Our mission, which continues to embody the principles of the Christian Methodist Episcopal church, is to ensure that the student body experiences balanced intellectual, psychological, social and spiritual development, aimed at enabling them to become active productive members of society where they live and work. It is a pleasure to welcome you to Texas College. You are invited to become a part of an educational experience that embraces academic, spiritual and professional growth opportunities. At the “heart” of our mission, is the obligation to “…ensure that the student body experiences balanced intellectual, psychological, social and spiritual development, aimed at enabling them to become active productive members of society where they live and work.” This commitment remains at the core of our purpose. Texas College was founded as a historically black college in 1894 and is a coed, independent, four-year liberal arts institution. As an ethnically diverse liberal arts institution, you will gain the theoretical and foundational preparations designed to propel you into a major (and/or minors) that will equip you for graduate and/or professional schools, as well as the world of work. We are a valuable economic engine in the city of Tyler, generating substantial economic returns consistently, year after year. According to a study commissioned by the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and conducted by The University of Georgia’s Selig Center for Economic Growth, Texas College generates $25 million in total economic impact for its local and regional economies. The vision of Texas College is to establish within her, an environment that embraces a culture of learning. Such a culture addresses the teaching and learning process that under girds academics, athletics, services and supports that are beneficial to our students, the broader community, and our stakeholders at-large. The vision embraces professionals who are: Integral to the academic preparation of students. Deliberate in teaching (and learning) that leads to content maturation and personal development of learners. Passionate about the skill development and readiness of students for entry into the job market and/or graduate school. The culture of learning also embraces the raising of standards and expectations of academic delivery, while also demonstrating values, morals and spiritual development that enhances life. The culture of learning encompasses the address of mechanisms and supports for retention, of both our students (who desire an education) and our professional family, who give of themselves. The vision of Texas College represents a commitment to working and interacting with groups, organizations and communities. This interaction can assist with enriching the further development of our students, staff and faculty while also contributing to the enrichment of the community. Simply stated, the vision of Texas College is to "Enhance the Culture of Learning," for the benefit of a better society. The mission of the Financial Aid Office is to enhance the overall mission of the college and assist students with achieving their educational goals by providing students with adequate financial resources. We will use our knowledge of institutional, state and federal regulatios to manage financial resources and services for our students. At Texas College, we are dedicated to your educational and career success. We take great pride in being a student-first institution of higher education. Our academic programs provide you the knowledge and skills you will need to reach your personal and professional goals. Whether you are a recent high school graduate, or if it has been awhile since you’ve attended school, Texas College is the place that can help prepare you for that next step in life. Texas College will expose you to new opportunities that you never thought possible and help you realize your dreams. Our dedicated staff and faculty are here to help you at every step in your journey. We have what you need for you to succeed. The mission of Career Services is to educate, develop, and assist students in successfully meeting the challenges of the ever-changing work environment for which they are preparing. Career Services will assist students and alumni in exploring part-time and full-time employment opportunities, internships as well as applying to graduate schools. Residence Life at Texas College is an integral part of the student’s total educational experience. Students are provided opportunities to develop interpersonal skills, to increase their understanding of different cultures, and to learn self-discipline in organizing their time for study, work, and social activities. The experiences of residence hall living will enhance the student’s concern for the rights and interests of fellow students and promote Christian growth. Residence Life can provide students with an environment that is comfortable and safe and in close proximity to classrooms, libraries as well as programs and services of the college. The environment of the residence halls are an important aspect of college life as well as to the development and wellbeing of residents. Programs and services are provided to positively shape the quality of the campus living experience. Residential living can provide an opportunity for concentrated study, shared responsibility, cooperative and congenial living, self-management and group adhesiveness, factors which can be influential in promoting values in group processes. Within the residential learning environment individuals are challenged and supported to develop into productive community members who are prepared to enrich society. View full university

Founded in 1891, The College of Idaho is the state's first private liberal arts college. We're a close-knit community of 1,000 scholars, athletes, artists and critical thinkers who aim to push ourselves — and each other — to new heights. We're a surprisingly diverse place, with people from many states and countries, more than 80 majors and minors to choose from, and a uniquely flexible undergraduate curriculum. Our PEAK academic program offers a rare combination of diversity and depth. You'll graduate with an exceptional liberal arts education and leave ready to take on any challenge. A unique approach to the liberal arts is what sets us apart. In the PEAK Curriculum students earn one major and three minors to build an educational experience that is both broad and deep. Our one-of-a-kind PEAK program prepares you for all of life's challenges. We could even say it prepares you for the world's challenges. At The College of Idaho, we believe our students should have access to global education. To study abroad is to invest in yourself and the world. We encourage students to go beyond their comfort zone and engage in cultural immersion and global conversations. Whether you go for a month, a semester or a whole year, your perspective will be challenged and quite possibly changed. Studying abroad enriches each student and the entire college, as students come back to campus and share their learning and experiences in the classroom. In-depth undergraduate research is one of the best ways for students to develop the critical thinking, analytical and communication skills that are valuable in any career. That’s why student scholarship is strongly encouraged at The College of Idaho. And with the close faculty-student interaction available at the C of I, you’ll have plenty of support as you pursue research in any scientific or creative field. The College of Idaho’s Student Research Grant program has been established to promote student scholarship and creativity in all fields of study. The annual Student Research Conference celebrates the research and creative work taking place at The College of Idaho. The Center for Experiential Learning (CEL) provides support for students and alumni by helping them pursue their career goals through guided development of professional portfolio materials and career exploration tools. CEL breaks down the recommended tasks to complete during a student’s experience at The College of Idaho to make after-graduation life easy. Upon graduation, CEL works with alumni to provide career seeking tools and alumni job postings for current students. The College of Idaho's online job communications board! All students are invited to begin building their professional profiles. The College of Idaho seeks to provide an educational environment that appropriately supports learning and disability needs of students. The Learning Support and Disability Services Department facilitates services for students who have a physical, learning, psychological, developmental or neurological disability. Students with disabilities are encouraged to notify the College of potential ADA or 504 status during the admission process. The Learning Support & Disability Services Director will meet with students who indicate they have disabilities to help the student arrange for reasonable accommodations and identify off-campus sources of support. Our close-knit community is an ideal place to challenge yourself academically, discover your passions, and grow as a person and a leader. At The College of Idaho, you’ll find a campus that reflects the world and welcomes you. International students make up approximately ten percent (nearly 100 students) of our student body and represent more than 40 countries with a diverse range of religions, languages and ethnicities. International students bring an important worldview to campus and become some of our best student leaders. The College provides a variety of support services to international students, including merit scholarships, so you can make the most of your experience here. Members of the International Student Organization host events to share diverse cultural traditions with the entire campus. Two of the most popular annual events on campus are International Week and the International Food Fair. Financial assistance at the College of Idaho comes in several forms: merit-based scholarships, talent-based scholarships, need-based aid, federal loans and grants. Each student is automatically considered for a merit-based scholarship when they apply for admission. Talent scholarships are awarded based on performance and participation in C of I athletics and fine arts programs. Need-based and federal aid is granted based on a student’s demonstrated need and eligibility indicated on their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). College is about more than just studying hard. It's about discovering new interests, making new friends, being part of a community and having fun. The College of Idaho seeks to provide an educational environment that appropriately supports learning and disability needs of students. The Learning Support and Disability Services Department facilitates services for students who have a physical, learning, psychological, developmental or neurological disability. Students with disabilities are encouraged to notify the College of potential ADA or 504 status during the admission process. The Center for Experiential Learning (CEL) provides support for students and alumni by helping them pursue their career goals through guided development of professional portfolio materials and career exploration tools. View full university

Texas Southern University possesses an impressive array of more than 100 undergraduate and graduate programs and concentrations, a diverse faculty, 80-plus student organizations, and an extensive alumni network comprised of educators, entrepreneurs, public servants, lawyers, pilots, artists, and more, many of whom are change agents on the local, national and international stage. Nestled upon a sprawling 150-acre campus, Texas Southern University is one of the nation’s largest historically black universities. Our academic curriculum is organized into eleven colleges and schools that continue to serve as cornerstones for developing the greatest potential in leaders from various socioeconomic, cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Some of TSU’s well-known graduates include the late U.S. Congresswoman Barbara Jordan and U.S. Congressman George “Mickey” Leland. Texas Southern University is heralded as a pioneer and has distinguished itself by producing a significant number of African American students who have obtained post-secondary and advanced degrees. The university’s enrollment has grown from 2,303 students to more than 9,200 undergraduate and graduate students from across the world. Although initially established to educate African Americans, Texas Southern University has become one of the most diverse institutions in Texas. Texas Southern University is a student-centered comprehensive doctoral university committed to ensuring equality, offering innovative programs that are responsive to its urban setting, and transforming diverse students into lifelong learners, engaged citizens, and creative leaders in their local, national, and global communities. Texas Southern University will become one of the nation’s pre-eminent comprehensive metropolitan universities. We will be recognized by the excellence of our programs, the quality of our instruction, our innovative research, and our desire to be a contributing partner to our community, state, nation, and world. When you are admitted into college, you and your family will have a variety of questions about how your family will be able to maintain the costs for your college education. One of the most frequently asked questions among college applicants is, “How do I cover the costs for tuition, housing, meals, transportation and books.” Each family’s strategy will be different based on their personal circumstances. There are numerous options available to make your education affordable. Texas Southern University offers many financial aid options to help you pay for college costs. Student Life Center staff and students know that the events/programs sponsored under the auspices of Student Activities give students the opportunity to implement their ideas in a creative, practical, learning environment. On any given day, students can be found socializing with classmates, fraternity brothers/sorority sisters, or just plain old friends in the lobby, game room, or in front of the SSLC building. Student organizations sponsor events in the Student Center that range from educational seminars to autograph signings of up and coming Hip Hop and R&B artists. Also located in the Student Life Center are the Sodexho Food Services, Folette Bookstore, the Copy Center as well as Barber & Beauty Services. In addition to student and university functions, the Student Center provides meeting, event, and conference spaces at competitive prices to the public and private entities. TSU’s Student Activities department maintains membership in the American College Union International (ACUI) and National Association of Campus Activities (NACA) professional associations. TSU Career Services is part of TSU’s Division of Student Services. Our comprehensive services are open to all students and alumni. The mission of TSU Career Services is to contribute to the TSU community of learning by providing exceptional career development services that help students apply their education and experiences toward advancing their career goals over a lifetime. TSU Career Services staff members want to help you learn about your skills and interests, and articulate them confidently in résumés, cover letters, interviews,and personal statements identify and explore career options that you might pursue and implement an effective strategy to attain your desired career outcomes. We invite you to visit our office, so that we may create an individualized career plan for you. When you think of internships, most often you think of working excessive amounts of hours for no pay and oftentimes no more experience gained than you had when you first walked in the door. Yes, some employers do exploit gullible, wide-eyed college students who just want to work in their prospective fields of study. However, they are not the majority. College students should not let what they think they know affect what they can learn. The Office of Student Life is committed to facilitating the holistic development of our students while cultivating a diverse and inclusive campus community. Student Life staff are educators and mentors who work collaboratively with faculty and staff of the University to provide learning experiences both in and outside the classroom. Our programs and services foster student learning and development, inspire TSU pride, promote health and wellness, and prepare students for their chosen professions in the global society. View full university

Talladega College is located in an historic district of the city of Talladega, Alabama. The campus is on a plateau about 700 feet above sea level in the heart of a fertile valley in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The campus is a quiet place - away from the distractions and fast pace of urban living. The college has an aggressive tradition of bringing the world to Talladega. This comes in many forms, including workshops, forums and lectures, and a variety of outstanding artists, scientists, and political, business, and civic leaders. Talladega's neighboring cities also offer many other cultural and entertainment outlets, as well as shopping, restaurants, and theaters. The college is just 25 miles south of the city of Anniston, Alabama, 50 miles east of Birmingham, Alabama, 85 miles north of Montgomery, Alabama, and 100 miles west of Atlanta, Georgia. Talladega College is an institution rich in history whose mission is to equip its graduates for the global community through academic excellence, moral values, community service and professional development. Talladega College aspires to be a center of academic excellence in liberal arts higher education thus preparing students not only for graduate studies but also for the global community. The college recognizes its historic achievements in the sciences and humanities grounded in liberal arts education by preparing students not only for the world of work but also for advanced graduate studies. The college nurtures the whole person through mentoring relations between faculty and students. It provides experiences that develop strong moral and ethical behaviors and responsibility to the local community and to the world. The college is part of a diverse global society and seeks to instill an understanding and appreciation of diversity through its curriculum and multicultural faculty. Talladega College is dedicated to producing well rounded leaders who think independently, who are self-assured, and who are committed to intellectual growth and service to their community. Talladega College has been welcoming students and producing productive citizens since 1867. As a private, co-educational, liberal arts institution, Talladega is proud of its academic excellence and its nurturing environment. Student involvement is designed to create an active and involved environment for students and faculty. Talladega offers and encourages a challenging and rewarding opportunity for students. Talladega College is committed to educating individuals with a strong desire to succeed and the willingness to persevere in the pursuit of their goals. The student that fares well at Talladega College is self-motivated, possesses a high level of initiative, and has the maturity needed to thrive at an institution of higher education. Students are encouraged to apply regardless of race, creed, color, national origin or disability. Admission to Talladega College is based on case-by-case basis with consideration given to several factors, including prior academic achievement, extracurricular activities and performance on either the American College Test (ACT) or the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). We recognize that the increasing cost of college education can be sometimes overwhelming, and we want to assist you in finding the funding resources for financing your postsecondary education at Talladega College. We strive to give excellent customer service. Financial Aid is defined as the combination of grants, scholarships, loans, and work study made available to eligible enrolled students to help pay the cost of tuition, fees, room and board during the academic year. Talladega College, with the assistance of the American Missionary Association, was founded in 1867 by the descendants of the slaves who helped build what was to become its first building, Swayne Hall, now a national historic site. It was chartered as a college in 1869 by the state of Alabama. Talladega College continues to attract the top five percent of students nationwide, i.e. those who have applied themselves in high school and maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or above. Our diversity is reflected in generations of students who have passed through our halls and realized that one's education doesn't end with a bachelor's degree. A new beginning, a new day, a new Talladega College where fostering leadership is a tradition. Founded in 1867, the college believes in nurturing the whole person, mind and body, and instilling values consistent with respect for all peoples and cultures. The organization of the college is designed to support the mission of the college which primarily is instruction, research and outreach. The Administration strives to provide excellent customer service. The history of Talladega College began on November 20, 1865 when two former slaves, William Savery and Thomas Tarrant, both of Talladega, met in convention with a group of new freedmen in Mobile, Alabama. From this meeting came the commitment: "...We regard the education of our children and youths as vital to the preservation of our liberties, and true religion as the foundation of all real virtue, and shall use our utmost endeavors to promote these blessings in our common country." Talladega College was selected as a top institution from nearly 500 four-year colleges and universities initially identified according to the classifications listed in the 1994 Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Selection was based on the number and percentage of baccalaureate alumni who earned doctorate degrees in each of the basic sciences and mathematics from 1988 through 1992, the number and percentage of undergraduates who earned baccalaureate degrees in each of the basic sciences and mathematics from 1988 through 1992, and the number and percentage of baccalaureate alumni who were awarded National Science Foundation Fellowships in the sciences and mathematics from 1990 through 1994. Talladega is one of the few institutions in Alabama that has a human cadaver for anatomy instruction. View full university

The State University of New York at Fredonia is committed to fostering a diverse community of outstanding faculty, staff, and students. We welcome all identities, experiences, and backgrounds. You are welcome here at Fredonia. Fredonia educates, challenges, and inspires students to become skilled, connected, creative, and responsible global citizens and professionals. The university enriches the world through scholarship, artistic expression, community engagement, and entrepreneurship. Fredonia is a comprehensive, public, liberal arts university in western New York that offers bachelor's and master's degree and advanced certificate programs. Fredonia has what you're looking for in an education. With more than 4,800 students on a beautiful residential campus, students tell us it's the perfect mix of campus size and program variety. With affordable tuition and housing in a classic "college town," Fredonia gives you the academic challenges of a selective university committed to developing your character and preparing you for a rewarding career. Fredonia has strong programs and experiences in the sciences, business, education, arts, humanities, undergraduate research, interdisciplinary studies, and athletics -- all designed to help you grow and discover your interests and talents. Fredonia offers you a complete college experience -- a "destination university" in a creative environment that is diverse, welcoming, and safe. It helps you become uniquely connected to classmates, professors, and the community. The vibrant campus features comfortable residence halls, delicious dining options, and an abundance of extracurricular options to keep your evenings and weekends as stimulating as your daily studies. The goal of the Office of International Education (OIE) is to advance the university's commitment to raise awareness of global interdependence and celebrate the richness of cultural diversity. By identifying and promoting the international accomplishments of our students, faculty, professional staff and community members, the OIE will contribute to the development of international programming that stimulates academic inquiry and enhances cultural dialogue. We encourage students and faculty to work with us by sharing their creative energy, experiences and ideas and seek to support their work through our initiatives. Fredonia educates, challenges, and inspires students to become skilled, connected, creative, and responsible global citizens and professionals. The university enriches the world through scholarship, artistic expression, community engagement, and entrepreneurship. To augment this, Extended Learning offers specialized credit-bearing and noncredit programs to promote ongoing personal and professional enrichment and skills development provides outreach and community engagement and helps to forge multiple pathways into Fredonia. The Financial Aid office staff at Fredonia is available to answer any questions you may have during your quest to obtain Federal and State aid dollars to be used for educational expenses. We process a variety of Federal and State grant programs, determine eligibility for Federal Work Study jobs and begin the Federal Direct Student Loan (Stafford) process for eligible students. Federal Direct Parent and Private Alternative Student loans are also processed by our office, as requested by families who are pursuing alternative financing options. Fredonia's study abroad offers a number of programs for SUNY and non-SUNY students, from first year to graduate level. Any student can study abroad with good planning, no matter their major, budget, time frame, or desired location. As a Fredonia student, you are able to study on any SUNY program-- and there are more than 1,100 programs to choose from. Enrollment & Student Services (ESS) is the Division of the University that oversees all areas of the student's experience with special emphasis on educational and social experiences outside the classroom. Promoting student growth and development while at the University is one of our most important responsibilities. In support of Fredonia's plan and baccalaureate goals, the division will create programs and services to support students in their development of skills leading to personal and academic goals, foster responsible citizenship, and enrich the student experience. The division will strive to provide transformative pathways where students are empowered to develop as leaders, embrace diversity, and become life-long contributors in a global society. Fredonia, N.Y. residents established a form of higher education beyond the "common school" when they created the Fredonia Academy in 1826. Before long, the academy was known as a regional center for teacher-training. One of the era's most notable students was Benjamin Franklin Goodrich, known today as B.F. Goodrich. In the early 1900s, after a tragic fire destroyed the Fredonia Normal School building and took the lives of six students and a janitor who attempted to save them (for more information, view this article that was published in the New York Times>>), "Old Main" was built, and for years this became the center of higher education in Fredonia, N.Y. This structure remained part of the campus for decades, and is still stands as a residential facility. From 1996 to 2012, tremendous growth took place at State University of New York at Fredonia that included the construction of new buildings and an expansion of enrollment by 25 percent, or 1,000 undergraduates. Graduate enrollment doubled, minority students quadrupled, and international students increased by a magnitude of 10. A major capital campaign raised nearly $17 million in private funds to support State University of New York at Fredonia. View full university

Students at Tennessee Tech get more than a top-notch education. They learn to be leaders in their chosen careers and lifelong learners. Partnerships between students and faculty combine disciplines and ideas in multi-disciplinary projects and research. Outside the classroom, they learn about cultures across the globe, discover how to be good citizens through service organizations and dozens of student clubs, gain exposure to the arts and build friendships across ages, backgrounds and interests. Like our mascot, Awesome the golden eagle, Tennessee Tech students are focused on their studies, fearless in pursuing their goals and their future, and committed to the campus and global communities. With an enrollment of more than 10,500 students, TTU offers more than 40 undergraduate and 20 graduate degrees across eight academic colleges and schools: Agriculture and Human Ecology, Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Nursing. At Tennessee Tech, learning isn’t contained within a classroom’s four walls. There’s a strong intellectual community, where faculty and students connect daily through research, discussion and service. Tennessee Tech is a place where student inventions leave the classroom to improve the lives of people with disabilities. Where we rally to help rebuild and repair communities when disasters strike. Where a variety of concerts, performances, and art festivals are a way of life. Where students can become exactly what they want to be. Calling Tennessee Tech home, alumni leave our small town to change the world. Astronauts and entrepreneurs, artists and teachers developed the confidence in their abilities and education to tackle global issues and become leaders in their fields in Cookeville. A town of about 30,000 people, Cookeville offers the best of rural and urban living. Centrally located among three of Tennessee’s largest cities, the campus is surrounded by lakes, state parks, mountains and rivers in one of the most ecologically diverse climates in the nation. Nearly two-thirds of all students receive some form of financial aid, either from the state or federal government, the university, or private funds. Tennessee Tech will achieve national prominence and impact through its engaged students, dedicated faculty, and career-ready graduates known for their creativity, tenacity, and analytical approach to problem solving. Tennessee’s technological university creates, advances, and applies knowledge to expand opportunity and economic competitiveness. As a STEM-infused, comprehensive institution, Tennessee Tech delivers enduring education, impactful research, and collaborative service. We are excited that you are looking at Tennessee Tech University as your possible university home. Tech is uniquely and centrally located between three metropolitan cities, Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knoxville thereby providing its students with a safe and exciting mid-sized campus experience—yet with the convenience of three large cities all within an easy drive. Becoming part of the Tennessee Tech family provides you with more that 40 academic programs to choose from—come find out what more than 10,000 students just like you have already discovered at TTU, a Tennessee Top Public University that is focused on your success! We welcome you to come and soar as one of our newest Golden Eagles. Tennessee Tech University's academic focus is to prepare students for lifelong success. Multiple rankings — as one of USNews & World Report's Top Public Schools in the South, as one of The Princeton Review's Best Southeastern Colleges and America's Best Value Colleges and as one of America's 100 Best College Buys — reflect Tennessee Tech's commitment to uphold quality academic instruction while offering students an affordable choice. With 44 bachelor's degree and 20 graduate programs -- including and M.B.A., Ed.S., plus Ph.D. programs in education, engineering and environmental sciences -- more than 75 percent of faculty members hold Ph.D.s. TTU offers traditional programs including liberal arts, engineering and nursing, but we also offer innovative programs such as World Cultures & Business and Web Design. Professors and students achieve national and regional recognition for teaching and research. The National Science Foundation, NASA, Oak Ridge National Laboratories and several national professional societies have honored faculty with awards and grants. TTU received recognition as an International Business School by the Network of International Business Schools. TTU students and faculty compete for and receive numerous Fulbright awards, and students are increasingly being chosen for national fellowships. One of our goals here at TTU is to improve institutional performance on behalf of internationalization and intercultural relations and to ensure that all Tennessee Tech University undergraduates and graduates gain the knowledge, perspectives and skills necessary to succeed in today's complex, pluralistic world. An international student is classified for educational purposes as a person who is a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than the United States. Tennessee Tech is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant students. Tennessee Technological University (TTU) strives to promote research, scholarship and creative activities that engage faculty, students and external partners. The Office of Research and Economic Development is committed to fostering an open environment to not only encourage research but also support entrepreneurial endeavors across campus. Our efforts directly support the university's vision to provide academic, economic and cultural leadership and produce practical, ready-to-work graduates who are prepared to compete in today's technologically driven world. View full university

With its main campus in Stephenville, an hour southwest of Fort Worth, Tarleton State University offers the value of a Texas A&M University System degree with its own brand of personal attention, individual opportunities, history, tradition and community. Tarleton is a vibrant learning community with nearly 100 undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as a doctorate in education, within seven colleges. Tarleton has extended the reach of state-supported, affordable education by expanding online undergraduate and graduate programs and classes in Waco, Midlothian, and Fort Worth. The mission of Career Services is to empower students and alumni to synthesize, articulate, and leverage their academic and co-curricular knowledge to be competitive. We help students think globally and long-term through career and personal development. We build relationships with employers to provide opportunities for student/alumni success and meet their industry’s staffing demands. The vision of the Career Services Center is to integrate with academics and partner with industry leaders to help students/alumni develop both professionally and personally. Graduates will leave polished, competent, competitive and capable of navigating an ever-evolving world. The Academic Advising Center (AAC) is comprised of 16 professional academic advisors who partner with faculty and staff across campus to help you succeed. The mission of the Academic Advising Center is to encourage all students to become engaged in their personal development toward achievement of their academic and life goals. We will reach Tarleton students through proactive, holistic, and intentional advising. Tarleton State University is committed to providing accessible educational opportunities for qualified students with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and related legislation. Student Disability Services is responsible for making appropriate accommodations for students attending all of our locations. Live and attend some classes with people in your same major or field of study. A lot of living-learning community students from other majors also live in the same building. It is a great way to build relationships. Living-Learning Community students have some of the same courses and they end up studying together and supporting each other throughout their academic experience. View full university

Taylor University, founded in 1846, is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana with students, faculty and staff dedicated to living life together in a discipleship community. We continually engage in campus and community activities including long-standing traditions, community outreach, athletics, wing events, and more. In addition, 80% of our students travel abroad and 97% are employed or in grad school within 6 months of graduation. Also, for the last 10 years U.S. News & World Report ranked Taylor the #1 regional college–Midwest. Global engagement and service is at the core of the Taylor experience. This year, 460 students earned credit while participating in 32 programs in 34 countries. Students also earned credit in service-learning or cross-cultural programs as short-term missionaries to U.S. cities. In the latest Open Doors survey, Taylor University ranked #2 in the nation for undergraduate participation in study abroad for baccalaureate colleges. Currently, 33% of undergraduate students major in Business, Kinesiology, or Computer Science & Engineering. Another 23% study Communication Art, Film and Media, or Elementary Education. Other popular majors are Psychology and Biology. View full university

Most college-bound students say they plan to study abroad but only a tiny percent go. We remove common barriers to studying abroad or in another area of the United States. Our cross-cultural Global Opportunities (GO) study abroad program will expose you to different cultures while teaching you valuable things about yourself. You'll try foods you've never had before. You may learn a different language, meet your new best friend or look at American culture from a new perspective. Our study abroad opportunities are unique and the value to your future is unquestionable. Fulfill the GO requirement by participating in a traditional semester-long study abroad program or experiencing a shorter study away trip that puts you in an unfamiliar cultural context. It's central to Susquehanna and central to you. Our innovative Central Curriculum is at the heart of a Susquehanna education. Far more than general education requirements, the courses in the Central Curriculum invite you to open your mind and think differently about yourself and the world around you. Our curriculum, including our award-winning GO program, will help you be more aware of the creative, natural, societal and cultural forces that shape the world around you. And arm you with critical skills that will make you a valuable employee in today's marketplace. Think of the Center for Academic Achievement as an educational gym. We'll help you build on your academic strengths and work on eliminating your weakness so you can be a stronger student. Our team of supportive professional and peer tutors will help you gain confidence—and skills. Whether you need help with a particular subject, or want to improve your study habits, we're here to help you succeed. Peer educators are welcome—-and needed—at Susquehanna University. Highly qualified students in a variety of subject areas, including math, writing and foreign languages, help their fellow students gain skills and confidence by tutoring at the Center for Academic Achievement. Intensely curious, active learners will excel in our Honors Program, a challenging, individualized program for academically talented students. About 10 percent of students from a variety of majors are invited to join the Honors Program. Honors students typically embrace the total Susquehanna experience, contributing in leadership, performance, musical and athletics. You'll follow a sequence of special courses and projects-complemented by discussion groups, lectures, off-campus visits and residential programs—throughout your four years at Susquehanna. You'll have the chance join faculty at special events and conferences sponsored by the National Collegiate Honors Council. First-year Honors students have the opportunity to elect to live together in a living-learning community designed specifically for them within a first-year residence hall. We offer preferential housing in a traditional residence hall to students who are admitted into and choose to join the Honors program and who want be housed with other Honors students because of common interests and study habits. In that space, you'll participate in a series of events-including films, speakers and panels—aimed at fostering intellectual curiosity, discussions and chances to learn outside the classroom. With input from Honors instructors and the Honors council (made up of Honors students who represent the community), we'll select the topics and events throughout the academic year. You have the option to select Honors housing on the Housing Placement Form provided after you make your enrollment deposit. Financing a college education is a major investment for your family. We offer a comprehensive merit scholarship and need-based financial aid program to help your family afford Susquehanna. All applicants are automatically considered for academic merit scholarships by the Admission Committee. Whether you're stressed about a test, struggling to get out of bed or dealing with anxiety attacks, we're here for you. We offer a confidential environment to collaborate with you on your mental wellbeing. We're committed to providing culturally competent service, and we seek to meet your needs in the best way possible no matter how you identify. View full university

For more than 170 years, Taylor University has stayed true to its heritage, challenging each generation of students to integrate faith with learning and follow Christ’s calling. Though our University’s history is not blemish-free, tough times have kept us anchored in faith and committed to our university’s mission. With more than 60 majors across the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences, and a Foundational Core curriculum that promotes a broad base of knowledge, Taylor encourages students to ask hard questions, apply themselves to the tasks at hand, and embrace their callings. Our dedication to excellence in and out of the classroom has led to national recognition. Our student body of about 1,900 possesses a tremendous amount of talent that is channeled through various avenues across campus. Students have applied their gifts in organizing and participating in on-campus music groups, Bible studies, and themed athletic events, and much more over the years. Rich traditions—running the gamut from lip-syncing/dance contests to bike races where the rider changes but the bike never stops—keep students engaged in Taylor culture and provide a great break from their every day academics and residence life. Taylor’s mission is to develop servant leaders marked with a passion to minister Christ’s redemptive love and truth to a world in need. If you’re looking for an education with long-lasting value that will stretch your mind while challenging you to fulfill your purpose and Christ’s calling for your life, we believe Taylor could be a great place for you. Deciding where you should attend college is a big step, and we know the process can be overwhelming. We are thankful you are considering Taylor University in this journey. Our greatest hope is that when you complete your college applications and schedule your visits, you have confidence in discerning which college is right for you. We encourage you to apply to Taylor because our college admission process will not only help us determine if you’re a good fit for Taylor but if Taylor is a good fit for you. With each step, we learn a new piece of your story that brings us closer to understanding who you are and you learn more about how God could use you during and beyond your Taylor college experience. As a part of the application process, 100% of Taylor students, faculty, and staff make a profession of faith. That means every professor you take a class with, every roommate you share space with, and every classmate you bond with claims a commitment to Jesus Christ and agrees to live out their Christian faith. By choosing Taylor, you will join our community of believers who seek to put Christ at the center of everything we do. All of our classes—from art to biology—incorporate Christian principles and allow students to see how their faith interact with their disciplines. Through the purposeful discipleship of our faculty, our students are encouraged to pursue their passions and disciplines wholeheartedly, without compromising their faith. Our Christian liberal arts curriculum also provides valuable cross-disciplinary skills that are sought after in the professional realm. Taylor University graduates have a 98% success rate, meaning nearly all Taylor graduates secure a full-time or part-time job, post-graduate internship, or graduate school placement within six months of graduation. Our Admissions Counselors are dedicated to shepherding you through the application process. Your counselor is chosen based on your declared or undeclared major. They are excited to listen to unique stories from each student they guide. Taylor is an investment in your future. If figuring out how you can afford Taylor is the only thing standing in your way from applying, then let us help you make a plan to fund your education. 96% of Taylor’s student body receives financial assistance from scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study employment. This means that, for most students, our listed tuition price will not be what you pay for your college education, but the value of your degree stays the same. To make tuition more affordable, donors, many of whom graduated from Taylor, offer generous scholarship opportunities to allow students like you to benefit from the valuable education you will receive at Taylor. Taylor exists to provide an uplifting, faith-centered learning establishment for students to thrive academically and spiritually. And we recognize the transition to life at Taylor can bring questions and a need for support. Taylor has many offices and departments whose primary goal is to assist you. Academic advising is an interactive process in which the faculty or staff advisor helps the student set and achieve academic goals and make responsible decisions. Academic advisors offer one-on-one support and guidance in areas such as course selection, choice of major, college transition issues, careers or graduate study, and referral to other support services. For students, faculty, and staff, the Information Technology center on the main level of Zondervan Library provides the academic technology resources and support you need in your academic pursuits. Our specialists and support-staff offer the services to help with your technology questions and to assist you as you explore the possibilities of what tech can do for your teaching or your learning. Windows and Mac computers are available for general use as well as for diving more deeply into academic work. View full university

Texas A&M University-Commerce provides a personal, accessible, and affordable educational experience for a diverse community of learners. We engage in creative discovery and dissemination of knowledge and ideas for service, leadership, and innovation in an interconnected and dynamic world. Texas A&M University-Commerce, as a part of the A&M family of universities, will become the university of choice for all those seeking a higher education in the Northeast Texas region and beyond. It will provide traditional and non-traditional learning opportunities through existing and new programs that set high expectations and goals for students, faculty and staff. The University will provide a sense of community through a nurturing environment for all individuals in order to maximize learning, career and personal development. A&M-Commerce will become a place where students, faculty, staff, and community are engaged in the pursuit of excellence. You’re the reason we’re passionate about teaching. Your accomplishments—academic, personal, and professional—become the successes of the entire community at Texas A&M University-Commerce. See the exciting things happening in our classes with a personally guided tour. Small class sizes provide a great learning environment where professors know students by name. You will enjoy personal relationships with faculty who work hard to help you succeed in your college work or graduate experience. Expect to earn a well-respected degree. Make a difference in your chosen field. Benefit your community. At Texas A&M University-Commerce, we’ll provide opportunities through more than 100 academic programs, one-on-one mentoring with top faculty in classes that average only 24 students, and impressive learning experiences outside the classroom—from research to service opportunities, involvement in student organizations, and internships. At A&M-Commerce, you’ll gain knowledge and confidence in a nurturing environment so you leave prepared to push the envelope in every area of your life. A&M-Commerce is known for the quality of education we provide and the excellence of our alumni. Graduates from A&M-Commerce are known worldwide in all walks of life as some of the best-educated professionals in their respective fields. We’re poised to help you open doors in a competitive marketplace. Recent Texas A&M University-Commerce graduates are working for industry leaders such as Honeywell, KTEN Television, Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, the U.S. Department of Labor, and Wells Fargo Bank. They’re educators and administrators in the public school system. More than 95 percent of our May graduates are currently employed or enrolled in graduate school. Texas A&M University-Commerce is proud to present the Net Price Calculator (NPC). The site will assist prospective and current students and families with estimating the “net price” for a student to attend an institution of higher education in Texas. We understand the difficulty many students have in paying for college. We know you will find Texas A&M University-Commerce one of the most affordable universities in North Texas. At Texas A&M University-Commerce, you will choose from more than 100 academic programs to earn a relevant degree supplying the skills and knowledge employers seek. You’ll receive a high-quality education in a comfortable, friendly environment where faculty and staff are focused on understanding your goals. It’s our goal to help you succeed. Imagine developing close, personal friendships with world-class professors. They’ll know your name and even give you their phone numbers because they want to make sure you’re successful. You’ll build confidence as your voice gets heard in small classes averaging only 26 students. Our active campus life will put you in touch with lifelong friends. We offer more than a solid education we support you every step of the way so you leave well prepared to compete with confidence in the marketplace. There are so many things you can do on campus, thanks to more than 115 student organizations hosting activities and events. Organizations such as Fraternities, Sororities, Student Government Association, Campus Activities Board and the Residence Hall Association bring a wide variety of things to do and ways to get involved. As a student at Texas A&M University-Commerce, you will want to take advantage of a wide variety of services. Whether you need to purchase books at the bookstore, get assistance with your computer through Technology Services, receive counseling, get outstanding daycare for your children, or any of multitude of other services. Texas A&M University Commerce strives to make your life as a student as trouble free and enriching as possible. Our rich history goes back more than 125 years and our legacy continues to grow as we leave our mark in our community and the world. As Lion alumni, we are all connected and are stitched from the same cloth. We’ve all walked the same paths, sat in the same classrooms, and cheered our Lions to victory, wearing our blue and gold with pride. Here you will find everything there is to help you stay connected to the place that will always be your home. Whether you are a graduate of Texas A&M University-Commerce or East Texas State, you are and will always be a Lion for Life. View full university

You can’t miss the momentum that’s everywhere on the SUNY Cortland campus, whether it's through our active student body involved in research projects, clubs and organizations or the energy and spirit of the crowds who cheer on our Red Dragon athletic teams. You will love collaborating with your faculty on everything from scholarly pursuits to community service activities. Our devoted alumni participate in programs designed to connect them with current students and return to campus for reunions, athletic events or to be honored by the College. The momentum is in the air. You can feel it. The inspiration to be a champion in every aspect of life — that’s the value of the experiences and education at SUNY Cortland. It’s what makes us unique as a college it’s what contributes to our success in the classroom, on the field and in the wide range of careers our students choose. You can make plenty of friends and engage in activities, including clubs, organizations and sports from intercollegiate athletics teams to intramurals or recreation. Our active and fulfilling student life supports and encourages well-being. Opportunities to apply classroom knowledge while exploring career choices exists in every major. Internships, co-ops, volunteer options, student-teaching placements, field trips, study-abroad research collaborations more provide you with experiences that build professional skills. We offer the largest nationally accredited program on the East Coast, where you'll benefit from extensive teacher observation and early field experiences. Our teacher education program prides itself on a 99 percent pass rate for assessment tests, as well as options for certification in nearly every subject area imaginable. SUNY Cortland will be a college of opportunity, from which students graduate with the knowledge, integrity, skills and compassion to excel as leaders, citizens, scholars, teachers and champions of excellence. Prospective students and employees will choose the College in response to its nationally recognized academic programs, innovation and experiential learning, and the rich intellectual, social and athletic life on the campus. SUNY Cortland will be a center for intellectual, cultural and economic growth, distinguished by successful partnerships with organizations, schools, agencies and businesses throughout the region, the nation and the world. Our faculty members not only love to teach, they eagerly collaborate with you on research projects and activities in the community, across campus and around the world as you contribute to your chosen professional discipline and discover what holds meaning for you. These outstanding professionals use technology resources to help you gain a solid base of knowledge as you improve your skills in communication, critical thinking and problem solving. As an undergraduate student, you can choose from a wide variety of majors and minors, and as a graduate student, you can select from numerous signature programs. All will allow you to carry the momentum forward through multidisciplinary course work, internships, fieldwork and experience-based learning opportunities in the Cortland community and beyond. Going global is easy through our study-abroad programs and opportunities to interact with your peers from around the world who attend SUNY Cortland. If you dream it, you can do it. Become the person you are meant to be. Transformational experiences at SUNY Cortland expand your horizons. From classroom learning, study abroad programs and independent study to experiences at our off-site locations or participation in campus clubs and organizations, you’ll grow and change as you develop knowledge, skills and abilities that will serve you for years to come. Build your skills and beef up your resume through co-ops, internships, volunteering options, service-learning, student-teaching placements, field trips, study-abroad and international programs, research with professors and fieldwork. Your hard work and dedication will pay off at SUNY Cortland. You can be recognized for your efforts in many ways — through scholarships, academic department awards, election to honors societies and participation in Transformations: A Student Research and Creativity Conference, to name a few. If you are a highly motivated student with outstanding ability and varied interests, the Honors Program may be for you. It brings together high- achieving students and accomplished teachers in a program that provides challenging opportunities. Choose from majors and minors in three schools: the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Education and the School of Professional Studies. Learn in small classes—most have fewer than 20 students—that get you involved in your education. Enjoy countless opportunities to connect classroom theory to hands-on practice with internships, fieldwork, student teaching and other real-world experiences. SUNY Cortland can help you take the next step in your career when you enroll in one of our many graduate degree and professional certificate programs. Our programs feature Cortland’s signature blend of classroom study and hands-on learning to give you skills that will translate into success in your career field. SUNY Cortland is proud to participate in New York State’s Excelsior Scholarship program, a first-of-its-kind initiative that has been established to help eligible middle-class students offset the cost of tuition. At SUNY Cortland, you’re on the move, and you can feel the momentum everywhere. You’re part of our team — our family — and you’ll always find something to do. From the classroom to the playing field to the community and beyond, the experiences you’ll enjoy here are rich, fun and fulfilling. Your SUNY Cortland education touches on all aspects of your life and well-being: intellectual, physical, emotional, cultural and social. View full university

Welcome to Alfred State and thanks for your interest. To understand what makes Alfred State great, you should meet our graduates and ask them how their careers are going. Every one of our programs includes applied learning, hands-on training, and individual attention to empower students to land a job in their chosen career. For many of our majors, the number of employers making job offers is greater than the number of students graduating with that degree. Alfred State’s faculty members have worked in the real world and are extremely knowledgeable in their fields. As evidence of our success, 99 percent of our graduates either continue their education or are successfully employed after graduation. We are a "right-sized” college: Big enough with 70+ majors and 3,600+ students. Small enough to be comfortable and personal. Founded in 1908, our college has two campuses located in the peaceful and beautiful settings of Alfred and Wellsville, NY, offering a small, safe, and friendly environment. On campus you may be amazed to see deer grazing on lawns, or look twice when you notice that this college town only has one traffic light. Many students note that the rolling hills and unique environment allow them to focus more on studies with fewer distractions. Small class sizes and an 18:1 student-to-faculty ratio offer many advantages for students who want to learn through close interactions with faculty, staff, and their peers. At Alfred State we proudly call ourselves Pioneers. It not only represents our Southern Tier heritage, but also our drive to achieve greatness. Pioneers are on the cutting edge of technology, sustainability, and civic engagement, and are always looking to explore new territory and ideas. As a college of technology, we continue to progress and evolve by adding in-demand majors and facilities that allow our students to keep up with the latest industry trends and equipment. With more than 100 student clubs and organizations, 19 NCAA Division III teams, and numerous intramurals, it’s easy to get involved and be a part of things on campus. From Drama Club, to Alfred Hockey, to Greek Life, we’re sure to have something that peaks each student’s interests. Whether you're looking for a career-ready associate degree or to complete a bachelor's degree for career advancement, Alfred State Online allows you to achieve your educational goals on your schedule, when and where you like. This flexibility is even available to students outside of New York State. Anytime. Anywhere. Degrees earned through Alfred State Online are identical to the diplomas awarded to thousands of alumni of Alfred State, and applied learning is an integral component for each major. This makes for better prepared graduates who can put their knowledge to the test in the real world. Alfred State is a State University of New York (SUNY) campus. Students representing more than 160 countries are enrolled at SUNY. They choose SUNY for the highly recognized faculty and the 5,000 courses of undergraduate study. You are considered an International Student if you are not a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or do not have refugee status in the United States. The Student Success Center team members help students grow personally and academically. Services include focused instruction by peer and professional tutors help for students with disabilities and the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP), a state funded extended program for educationally and economically disadvantaged students. We understand that filing for financial aid is a complex process. While the primary responsibility for college expenses is up to you and your family, we are aware of just how challenging that can be. That is why we try to make it easier. The Honors Program was created to encourage motivated, curious, academically superior students to explore some aspect of their program in greater depth and to broaden and deepen their awareness of themselves as responsible, contributing members of a larger community. Honors Program participants complete a series of seminars, a substantial honors project and 10 hours of volunteer community service. The permanent college transcript of students completing program requirements will read “Honors Program Graduate.” The Center for Intercultural Unity strives to provide an open-minded, welcoming and safe environment for the Alfred State College campus and community. Through educational workshops/programs, professional training, advocacy and outreach, the Center for Intercultural Unity facilitates student’s self-awareness, learning and growth of different cultures, viewpoints and experiences. The center supports individuals in matters of academic, social, cultural and personal well-being, and promotes understanding and appreciation of differences, as well as similarities. The Center for Intercultural Exploration is committed to creating opportunities for students to empower and educate themselves, their peers and the community in which they live. We support and promote under-represented student organizations, including, but not limited to LGBTQ+, students of color, women, Veterans and military service, international students and faith based groups. We provide services for international students, both inbound and outbound, assist in navigating the VISA process for incoming international students, as well as facilitating all outbound study abroad opportunities. The Center for Intercultural Unity works closely with academic departments and student affairs offices on campus to create an empowering and enriching college experience. View full university

Welcome to Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, the jewel of The Texas A&M University System. The University has more than 12,000 students pursuing bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in five colleges. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 23-to-1, our students learn from top-notch professors who are engaged in ground-breaking research and who bring a fresh, real-world attitude into the classroom. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has built a solid academic reputation for its challenging curriculum and highly-rated degree programs. Islander students explore the depths of the Gulf of Mexico, perform on the finest stage in the Coastal Bend region, undertake study and research that improves lives and supports the well-being of the community, and engage in partnerships with businesses. Our faculty and staff are driven by our unwavering commitment to student success. Our academic programs promote the importance of developing knowledge and building leadership skills, and our array of student services and activities are invaluable to students in their pursuit of a well-rounded college education. The future success of Texas is dependent on access to higher education for our minority populations. As Hispanic-serving institution, we take this responsibility very seriously. Discover the Island University, the only university in the nation located on its own island, at the heart of the Texas Gulf Coast. With palm tree-lined pathways throughout the campus, nearby natural wetlands, a scenic hike-and-bike trail and a pristine view of the beach and bays, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is a first-choice institution. Offering more than 80 of the most popular degree programs in the state, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has been proudly providing a solid academic reputation, renowned faculty and highly-rated degree programs since 1947. The University is also a part of the distinguished Texas A&M System. Students who choose the Island University enjoy a warm, friendly, community environment where faculty often work one-on-one with students on research and other hands-on activities. Islanders become prepared for future careers that begin with experiences right here on the Island. The prestige of a Texas A&M-Corpus Christi degree is known worldwide. We’re one of only seven federal test sites for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in the nation. Our College of Nursing and Health Sciences has been recognized by the White House on several occasions. And, our Harte Research Institute, leader of the Texas One Gulf Center of Excellence is dedicated to advancing the long-term sustainable use and conservation of the Gulf of Mexico. Discover top-rated degree programs, academic strengths and an ideal location at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. We offer numerous bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in five colleges: Business, Education, Liberal Arts, Nursing and Health Sciences, and Science and Engineering. We want you to succeed, and we’re here to help you reach your goals. The A&M-Corpus Christi Honors Program offers enriched plans of study to highly motivated students who have the potential to excel academically through participation in specialized extra-and co-curricular activities and working with a faculty mentor to produce a “project of excellence.” The First-Year Learning Communities, our award-winning, nationally recognized model, utilizes small learning groups to encourage students to draw connections across different fields of study and apply those connections to the real world. Students will develop critical thinking skills through study, discussion, writing, cooperation and collaboration. We’re growing and had our largest student body yet in the fall. We currently enroll more than 12,000 students and enrollments in our mechanical engineering program are surpassing projections. Our new nursing building has been completed. It is gorgeous and will help us do an even better job of training students in high demand fields in nursing and the health sciences. The College of Business is now housed in the new Michael and Karen O’Connor building, completed in 2010. And researchers from across the university, especially those at our Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies and our National Spill Control School, are working hard to help address the problems resulting from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. As the university continues to expand, the plan for the Momentum Campus has been submitted and work is underway. In the future, this additional site will offer the university the opportunity to serve upwards of 16,000 students. To continue and improve on the great undergraduate education we offer students, we have instituted the First Year Islanders program to promote student learning and student success through reflective teaching practice. First Year Islander faculty members are committed to continually researching and adopting best practices to make instruction as effective as possible. They are working closely with the Division of Student Engagement and Success and academic support staff across the campus to make sure that we are giving every student what he or she needs to learn and succeed at the university. If you’re a new (or even a returning) student, be sure to visit the newly established Islander Welcome Center, as well as CASA, our Center for Academic and Student Achievement, to see what we can do to help you succeed. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi traces its beginning to 1947 as the area’s premier institution of higher education. Today, we’re part of The Texas A&M University System, a network of nine universities, seven state agencies and a comprehensive health science center. View full university

Founded in 1871, Geneseo is one of the premier public liberal arts colleges in the country. Nationally recognized for excellence and value in the liberal arts, Geneseo is known for its exceptional faculty, its welcoming atmosphere, and its reputation for producing fiercely loyal alumni. Located on 220 acres in the historic Village of Geneseo, and a short drive from Rochester and Buffalo, Geneseo offers a uniquely warm environment for learning and discovery. The campus embodies the traditions of northeastern colleges with brick walkways, shade trees, and flourishing ivy. We have 54 undergraduate majors, graduate programs in accounting and education, and an array of dual degree and international study programs. Our undergraduate research grants program enables students to engage in a wide variety of research with faculty members, and present papers at regional and national meetings. The College’s $53 million Integrated Science Center includes the only pelletron particle accelerator in Western New York — an unexpected asset for scientific research in the region. Geneseo is also among the nation’s top producers of bachelor’s degrees in physics, according to the American Institute of Physics. Among primarily undergraduate institutions, the College ranks in the top 10 nation¬ally in the number of alumni with doctorates in STEM fields. With more than 200 student organizations (including 11 student multicultural groups), an active student government, community service opportunities, and a variety of distinguished speakers and cultural events each year, we are committed to providing opportunities for students to engage with their classmates, the local community, and the world around. Dedicated to learning, SUNY Geneseo is a residential public liberal arts college with selected professional and graduate programs. We combine a rigorous curriculum, transformational learning experiences, and a rich co-curricular life to create a dynamic and inclusive scholarly environment. The entire College community works together to advance knowledge and inspire students to be socially responsible and globally aware citizens who are prepared for an enriched life and success in the world. Geneseo will be widely recognized for demonstrating the enduring power of a public liberal arts education. Our students question, explore, research, lead, critique and listen. They’re encouraged by accomplished faculty who help students learn and grow, both in class and beyond. From research opportunities in Letchworth State Park to those on Mount Cook in New Zealand. From service projects with LivingstonCARES to hosting the largest collegiate-run Relay for Life event. Or from internships in the Livingston Arts Center to those with IBM, SUNY Geneseo students are inspired to turn their future goals and aspirations into reality. Each year, Geneseo hosts interested school counselors from various high schools and/or counseling associations across the state on campus for the day. In recent years, counselors from high schools in central, western and downstate New York have visited. SUNY Geneseo offers master’s degree programs in accounting and education. Most of our graduate programs are available to full-time or part-time students, with courses generally scheduled in the late afternoon and evening and some delivered online. Geneseo is distinguished by a single purpose: to prepare our students to lead successful, humane and productive lives. We offer 40 undergraduate degree programs, 21 interdisciplinary minors, and graduate programs in accounting and education. If common goals and common values are essential to a learning community, so, too, are common knowledge and common skills. To put such knowledge and skills in the hands of every student is one purpose of the general education curriculum at SUNY Geneseo. The Geneseo Foundation supports a variety of merit scholarships to incoming freshmen and undergraduates. These scholarships are only available to full-time students of SUNY Geneseo and are funded by annual and endowed contributions from alumni, emeriti, faculty, staff, students, businesses and corporations. Complementing a rigorous academic program, Geneseo offers a vibrant student and campus life environment. Our students are involved in award-winning leadership development and community service programs, nationally competitive intercollegiate teams, and more than 200 student-led organizations. Countless opportunities for student engagement forge a supportive and challenging collegiate experience. The Department of Career Development is committed to offering a comprehensive array of programs and services that support career development for our students and alumni. We invite you to call, email, or visit our office for help with your career exploration needs. Geneseo achieves its educational mission by combining a rigorous curriculum with a rich co-curricular life. The student life experience at Geneseo is intentionally educational, and fosters widespread, substantive student engagement in carefully designed, developmentally based programs and services. The Department of Student Life administers the campus living program, the MacVittie College Union, and select co-curricular educational and assessment initiatives. Opportunities for student engagement and learning within the department include the all-college hour speaker series, Geneseo Late Knight, Living-Learning Communities, student organizations, Upstate Escapes, the Victor E. Knight mascot program, and Weeks of Welcome, as well as a number of student leadership and applied learning opportunities. We pursue ways to collaborate with Geneseo students, faculty and staff to support our students as they pursue their individual educational goals by challenging students to better themselves, demonstrating an ethic of individual care, and building a strong, vibrant campus community. View full university

SUNY Polytechnic Institute (SUNY Poly) was officially formed on March 19, 2014, when the State University of New York Board of Trustees unanimously approved SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher’s recommendation to merge the SUNY College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) in Albany and the SUNY Institute of Technology (SUNYIT) in Utica. The transformative merger was the product of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s pioneering vision and leadership to create an entity rooted in academia and capable of driving significant and sustained industrial and economic growth across the State of New York. As a result, SUNY Poly has emerged as the most dynamic and unique institution in the State University System with more than 7,000 scientists, researchers, engineers, students, faculty, and staff. SUNY Poly - A New Paradigm SUNY Poly represents a new and necessary paradigm for public and affordable higher education in science, engineering, and technology one that is cognizant and respectful of the customary academic enterprise, while fostering and enabling the fast evolving culture of discovery and innovation in today’s knowledge-driven global economy. SUNY Poly serves as a worldwide resource for pioneering research and development, technology deployment, education, and commercialization for the international nanoelectronics industry and is anchored by two co-equal academic locations. The history of SUNY Poly’s Utica site dates back to 1966, when Upper Division College at Herkimer/Rome/Utica was founded and began offering graduate programs to students using classrooms at a local elementary school. In 1971, the college began operating in a former mill building in West Utica, which was gradually remodeled into classrooms, offices, and a library. With growing enrollment, the institution leased three additional buildings in West Utica and one in Rome, and adopted a new name in 1977: the State University of New York College of Technology at Utica-Rome. In 1981, construction began on a new campus in Marcy. The first building, Kunsela Hall, was completed in 1984, and the college operated two campuses during a transitional period. In the 1987 fall semester, entering students attended all classes at the new campus. In 1989, the college name was changed again to the “State University of New York Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome.” Steady growth and construction has continued over the years, including a $13 million student center, a $20 million fieldhouse and athletic fields, and a $23.5 million residence hall all completed in 2011. SUNY Poly’s Utica campus offers the unique combination of tree-lined pathways, modern buildings, and rolling hills near the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains – an inspiring backdrop for challenging academics that are both rewarding and in demand. Students come from all over New York, many other states, and more than 20 other nations to enroll in STEM-focused programs, business, nursing, and more. Tailor the SUNY Poly undergraduate experience to achieve your goals. Ready for a vigorous, highly rewarding education that immerses you in hands-on learning? Gain the skills you need to achieve success in competitive job markets--all while you create unforgettable memories and make the connections for a lifetime of opportunities. Your students are looking for a future where the skills they learned in high school can propel them to a pioneering high-tech, professional studies, or liberal arts-based education. SUNY Poly’s unique learning ecosystem can provide them with the resources they need to thrive. Find what you need to help your students achieve their goals at SUNY Poly. View full university

Life at Tabor is about exploring your faith and who you are in a decidedly Christian environment. All of us here—from the faculty to the student body—believe in all that is Tabor. Our mission is “Preparing people for a life of learning, work, and service for Christ and His kingdom”. Our vision is “To be the college of choice for students who seek a life-transforming, academically excellent, globally relevant and decidedly Christian education.” Getting together with friends is always a good experience. When you can do that on a Christian college campus and have fun continuing to learn, it’s a special opportunity. Lifelong Learning is the place to listen, learn, laugh, share and even sing. The Carson Center for Global Education creates and provides programs that serve the mission of Tabor College at sites in the United States and abroad. These programs are characterized by the integration of faith and learning through experiential education. Tabor’s strong academic tradition is constantly reflected through our graduates as they serve all over the world in positions of influence and high capacity. Athletics and arts enhance students’ education and create additional opportunities for them to engage in campus life. We are constantly innovating in academics, the arts, athletics, and on our campus as new facilities are built to fulfill the needs of students. You deserve an educational experience that’s in sync with your personal desires and professional goals. So, learn more about what we have to offer at Tabor. BELONG to a life-transforming, academically excellent, globally relevant, decidedly Christian college experience. Be known by professors who will take an active role in your education and in your spiritual development. Be encouraged by a campus community that will push you to go further—in your field of study and in your passions and interests. Most of our students are involved with multiple pursuits: Our athletes are scholars our scholars are musicians our musicians are tutors. Tabor College is a place where You Belong. Paying for a Tabor College education is affordable, especially since 100 percent of our students receive financial aid. We work hard to make the Tabor educational experience affordable for you through various institutional grants and scholarships, state grants and scholarships, federal grants and loans, private loans and on-campus employment! From Christ-centered academics, music to athletics, theater to ministry and missions, Tabor College offers so many ways for you to BE INVOLVED. With over 30 student clubs and organizations to be a part of, we are certain you will find a way to fill your time with meaningful events, life changing experiences and, most importantly, memories. Perhaps you will find yourself leading worship during student-led activities or auditioning for the spring play. Ever covered your body in blue paint? We do it all the time! Cheering on our fellow classmates during sporting events is one of our favorite things to do. Along with a first-class education, Tabor offers an exciting and encouraging community for students to experience. Student Life at Tabor is all about BELONGING in the community. The various experiences, opportunities and programs are designed for students to develop lifelong relationships, as well as facilitate growth in their most important relationship, with Jesus Christ. The Student Life staff is excited to engage with all students as they develop during their time at Tabor and prepare for life after college. The admissions and enrollment process for online degrees is designed to provide individual assistance for busy working adults who seek excellent education from an accredited, nonprofit, Christian college. Getting a college degree is an amazing opportunity. The dreams you can achieve and the places you can go with a college degree are endless. It is our job in the AGS Financial Aid Office to make sure money does not stand in the way of achieving a higher education degree. Please contact us so we can help figure out which kind of aid is right for you. Tabor College has impacted the lives of thousands of people for over a century. Established in 1908 by those of the Mennonite Brethren and Krimmer Mennonite Brethren denominations, Tabor’s doors were first opened with 39 students and three instructors. Before the end of the school year, enrollment sky-rocketed to 104 students and faculty increased to seven. From its beginning, Tabor College has offered a broad liberal arts curriculum with a strong Christian foundation. The first two school terms in 1908-1909 included natural sciences, mathematics, English language and literature, ancient languages, history, Bible and biblical history, business, vocal music and organ, German reading and grammar. Painting and drawing were added the following year. As a college that is owned and operated by the Mennonite Brethren Church, Tabor accepts and seeks to follow the Confession of Faith of the General Conference of Mennonite Brethren, which was adopted in 1975 and its subsequent revisions. Mennonite Brethren doctrines are in agreement with those of most evangelical Christians. View full university

Independent-minded, fiercely determined to see your dreams through: deep down, you know that’s who you’ve always been. Here on Sweet Briar College’s 3,250-acre campus in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, we reveal and amplify everything that makes you amazing, and help you own it in ways you never thought possible — on the athletic field, in the riding arena, in the workplace and while studying abroad. You’ll be surrounded by a family of faculty, coaches and friends who will push you, excite you, and energize you: to take what you learn into the world and take the lead. With an average class size of eight students, you’ll lead research, ask questions and forge supportive relationships with faculty that can last for decades. You’ll graduate from Sweet Briar career-ready and life-ready: you’ll know who you are and what you do best. Our students have a favorite rallying cry: “There’s nothing that you cannot do.” You’ll discover that, here, it rings true every day. Sweet Briar College prepares women (and at the graduate level, men as well) to be productive, responsible members of a world community. It focuses on personal and professional achievement through a customized educational program that combines the liberal arts, preparation for careers, and individual development. The faculty and staff guide students to become active learners, to reason clearly, to speak and write persuasively, and to lead with integrity. They do so by creating an educational environment that is both intense and supportive and where learning occurs in many different venues, including the classroom, the community, and the world. We prepare young women to excel in the modern world — and we’ve been doing it since our first students arrived in 1906. You are our sole focus. At Sweet Briar, women get all the attention, all the student leadership roles, and any career choice is open to you. We think that makes Sweet Briar pretty special. Sweet Briar College was established in 1901 by Indiana Fletcher Williams in honor of her daughter, Daisy, who died at age 16. The sole owner of Sweet Briar Plantation, Indiana left the expansive estate to create an independent college for women. From its founding, Sweet Briar has united traditional undergraduate coursework with applied learning to empower women through education in the liberal arts and sciences — graduating generations of change-makers as lawyers and legislators, humanitarians, artists, doctors and scientists and entrepreneurs. These Sweet Briar alumnae fulfill not only Indiana’s bold vision, but their own passions and ambitions. We’re also shaking up the traditional model of academic departments separated by areas of study. Instead, majors and faculty are clustered into three “centers of excellence.” Study is intense, collaborative and interdisciplinary — the building blocks of the career and life skills the liberal arts are known for: critical thinking, written and verbal communication ethics and awareness and adaptability. We reconfigured the academic calendar, too, so that there are more opportunities during the year for you to participate in high-impact learning experiences. These may include internships, research with faculty and capstone projects. Every undergraduate student is eligible for up to $2,000 to support these experiences. Three-week short terms may also be used for intensive courses taught by guest instructors who bring practical lessons from their everyday jobs. Such guests may be policy-makers and legislators, working artists from the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, or accomplished alumnae who represent any career you can dream of. These are opportunities for lifelong connections and mentorships. At Sweet Briar, we invest in YOU. We’ve done so for more than 100 years. Now, we are completely resetting tuition to provide cost transparency and predictability for families of all income levels. Beginning in fall 2018, the cost of tuition, fees, room and board at Sweet Briar College will be $34,000. That’s $21,000 for tuition and fees, and $13,000 for room and board. This marks a 32 percent reduction from the published price for 2017-2018. Financial aid will continue for need-based students, and more than 200 scholarships remain available for eligible students. At Sweet Briar, we understand that a family’s financial situation doesn’t fit into neat categories. That’s why we work with you and your family one-on-one, providing thoughtful advice and personal assistance as you move through the financial aid process. A five-year Master of Arts in Teaching program combines a graduate degree with licensure preparation. The College’s Honors Program spans disciplines to foster critical thinking. And along with pre-veterinary, pre-law and renowned English and creative writing and arts programs, you can complete certificates in areas such as equine studies and arts management, create a self-designed interdisciplinary major or choose from more than 20 established programs of study. Leading each of our disciplines is a professor who’ll change the way you see the world. Our faculty’s credentials are as impressive as yours can be: published authors notable researchers in science, math and the humanities archaeologists who’ve led digs in Turkey and Kazakhstan and professors who’ve actually written textbooks on their subject matter. And because our average class size is eight students, you’ll have opportunities to get involved in your professors’ research, ask questions and connect with faculty one-on-one. View full university

Since its founding in 1864, Swarthmore College has given students the knowledge, insight, skills, and experience to become leaders for the common good. Offering a liberal arts and engineering curriculum, the College is private, yet open to all regardless of financial need. It is also decidedly global in outlook, drawing students from around the world and all 50 states. The diversity of perspectives represented by Swarthmore students, faculty, and staff - including different viewpoints, identities, and histories - contributes to the community's strong sense of open dialogue and engagement with ideas and issues. So much of what Swarthmore stands for, from its commitment to curricular breadth and rigor to its demonstrated interest in facilitating discovery and fostering civic engagement, lies in the quality and passion of its faculty. A student/faculty ratio of 8:1 ensures that students have close, meaningful engagement with their professors, preparing the former to translate the skills and understanding gained at Swarthmore into the mark they want to make on the world. The College's Honors program features small groups of dedicated and accomplished students working closely with faculty an emphasis on independent learning ongoing dialogue between students and their peers, teachers, and examiners and an examination, at the end of two years’ study, by outside scholars. Swarthmore's idyllic, 425-acre arboretum campus features rolling lawns, a creek, wooded hills, and hiking trails, and is located just 11 miles from Philadelphia. With a curriculum unmatched among liberal arts colleges of its size, Swarthmore offers more than 600 courses and undergraduate research opportunities, in science, engineering, humanities, and social sciences. The College's exceptional honors program is built on the idea that engaging in dialogue is the best way to truly master material. One hallmark of the program is the small seminar-style classes in which each student has a chance to speak, as well as lead discussions. This collaborative approach fosters an environment in which students share research results, workshop papers, and continue discussions long after class meetings. Another distinctive feature is the exchange between students and external examiners who come to campus to meet with seniors, both to assess their work and enter into a dialogue about it. With training, mentorship, and support from the Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility, Swarthmore students, faculty, and staff connect with local volunteer opportunities, initiate projects to tackle some of society's greatest challenges, and incorporate community-based learning into the classroom. Swarthmore College is where intellectually passionate students think and create together for the betterment of their communities and the world. We collaborate, rather than compete. We dive deep and then put our ideas to work. We believe in the power of place, knowing that students will thrive in both our gorgeous arboretum campus, but also appreciate the easy access to downtown Philadelphia, with a train station set right at the edge of campus. We embrace the knowledge that living in a community of people with diverse backgrounds challenges our assumptions and helps us become who we want to be as learners and leaders. We understand that the financial aid process can feel overwhelming at times. You might have questions about what information is required, how it works, and how your family’s unique situation might impact the outcome of an application for financial aid. Our staff is here to help. Our application process is thorough and requires submission of family information as well as income documentation, so that we can base the financial aid decision on a holistic picture of your family’s economic situation. Once you submit your financial aid application, our Financial Aid Committee carefully considers all of your family’s detailed information, which we use to determine your family’s ability to contribute to the costs of a Swarthmore education. Although we believe that the primary responsibility to pay for college lies with students and their families, we fill in the gap when family resources do not meet our costs. We encourage you to contact our staff if you would like to discuss your individual application, or if you have general questions about how our financial aid application process works. Academic advising is directly coordinated through the office of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and indirectly coordinated through academic departments. Some learning resources are coordinated through the office of the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, such as Student Disability Services, Pre-Med and Pre-Law advising, the Office of Fellowships and Prizes, and some tutors. Other resources are based in departments (Ninjas, Science Associates, PiRates, Wizards, etc.) or in designated spaces on campus (The Writing Center, Career Services). Most students use one or more of these resources during their time at Swarthmore to enhance their experience, maximize their performance, or prepare for graduate school or career. As a small, caring institution, we strive to open up advising and resources to all and encourage students to collaborate with trained peer tutors and with professional advisors. View full university

SUNY Maritime College educates dynamic leaders for the global marine transportation industry, the business of shipping, engineering, energy, facilities management, finance, the armed forces and public service. Students choose from 11 undergraduate majors, including five ABET-accredited engineering programs, and two master's degree programs. Located 30 minutes from mid-town Manhattan, students participate in 17 varsity athletic teams and more than 40 clubs and organizations, ROTC options and U.S. Coast Guard license programs. The license program prepares students to navigate, power and operate marine vessels. Across all of the college's programs and activities, the hallmark of a SUNY Maritime education is learning by doing. This distinctive, hands-on approach attracts students who roll up their sleeves to prepare for personal and professional success through their studies, extracurriculars and job preparation. Maritime College is in the first year of implementing its strategic plan, “Charting a New Course.” The plan emerged over the course of 18 months in consultation with stakeholder groups including alumni, industry executives, faculty, staff and corporate recruiters. The plan contains a robust and dynamic series of goals and actions that will prepare the college, its students and the industries we serve for a rapidly changing world. First and foremost, Maritime College educates dynamic leaders for the global maritime industry. Maritime College will be recognized as the leading maritime educational institution. At Maritime, each academic program emphasizes hands-on experiences that expand on your classroom learning. Every student chooses to complete credit-bearing professional internships or to earn a U.S. Coast Guard license. When you graduate, you’ll be prepared to launch your career. Our programs and services are designed to compliment what you learn in the classroom to help you achieve your academic goals and earn your degree. SUNY Maritime College prides itself on being a transfer-friendly institution. Our faculty and staff work hard to make the transition from another college to SUNY Maritime as smooth and seamless as possible. The college assures all transfer students the best possible application of their transfer credits to the degree requirements at Maritime College to facilitate degree completion in a timely manner. SUNY Maritime's programs combine faculty who are industry leaders with top-quality curricula and the real-world experience necessary to jump-start or build on a career. We offer master of science degrees in international transportation management, and maritime and naval studies. Student Financial Services comprises expert staff from the Offices of Financial Aid and Student Accounts. We are here to give you exceptional customer service and advice about your financial aid options. Maritime students create and share a rich and lively culture. As important as academics are, building relationships and knowing where to go for help are vital to succeeding in college. The college is home to two distinct student experiences, which come together to create a campus community like no other. At Maritime, you may choose to be part of the Regiment of Cadets, a disciplined lifestyle program unaffiliated with the military, or part of the civilian program, a traditional student experience. Whichever experience you choose, you will have more than 60 clubs to join, sports to play, spaces to study or hang out, and beautiful spots on campus to explore. Hands-on experience gives you more in-depth knowledge of your chosen field and an advantage over the competition as your start your career. Because of that, it is woven into every aspect of a SUNY Maritime College education. Our proximity to mid-town Manhattan and our strong connections with industry and businesses there means you have access to a wide variety of credit-granting internship options. As you gain experience and knowledge there, you will also be meeting influential men and women in the business who will help you find your first job and begin to build your professional network. The Office of Career Services and your faculty will help you find internships. Career Services hosts two annual career fairs and prospective employers regularly come to campus to meet with interested students. The staff will also help you as you build your resume, write a cover letter, and prepare for interviews. Outside of the classroom, you may choose to participate in any of the student activities, clubs or sports that Maritime offers. Participate in an existing club or start your own. Student clubs host or help to organize dozens of events every year, from fashion shows to guest speakers, sailing regattas to carnivals. Whatever your interests, you’ll find others to share them with. The Porthole includes an events calendar and other information to help students at Maritime find their place and build the connections that will help them succeed. Current students can log in with their email credentials to see a wide variety of information, including club rosters, campus policies, events and deadlines. Get ready to dive into new, exciting experiences at SUNY Maritime. Our learning environment builds inclusive communities through various diversity training programs, events, and creative classroom integration tactics. You’ll stand to meet peers from all different walks of life, engaging in dynamic learning opportunities. Maritime is a warm, welcome place that celebrates diversity, offering representation for all voices. View full university

The student is the most important person at SUNY Delhi. Just a few hours from New York City in the scenic foothills of the Catskill Mountains, SUNY Delhi students learn and work in an intimate setting with faculty who focus on their individual learning styles and goals. SUNY Delhi prides itself on offering flexible and affordable educational options to meet the needs of aspiring learners from all walks of life, always with a focus on academic excellence, innovation and practical experience. Our approach gets results. From Professional Golf Management and Hospitality to Architectural Technology and Nursing, many of our programs have gained reputations for regional and national excellence. SUNY Delhi is consistently ranked among the leading Baccalaureate Colleges in the North by U.S. News & World Report. Outside the classroom, students can choose from more than 50 clubs and 20 intercollegiate sports, as well as countless opportunities for community service. Situated in the charming and vibrant village of Delhi, the campus offers small-town charm and outdoor recreation with easy access to major metropolitan centers. SUNY Delhi offers more than 50 academic programs, from associate's to master’s degrees, with flexible and affordable options for students seeking a hands-on, industry-specific education, as well as those looking to build an academic foundation for continuing education. From Culinary Arts to Nursing, our associate's and bachelor's degree programs have earned state and national acclaim for academic excellence. Whether you study on campus, online, or at one of several partner community colleges around the state, our experience-based, applied learning programs — in some of the nation’s fastest growing fields — give you a competitive edge in the workforce. Our 625-acre campus, situated among the scenic Catskill Mountains, offers cutting-edge facilities where you'll apply your learning in real-world scenarios, from our veterinary surgical suites and student-run campus restaurant to state-of-the-art kitchens, nursing and automotive labs, specialized computer labs equipped with the latest software, and our 18-hole public golf course. SUNY Delhi believes that "the student is the most important person." College is a 24/7 experience, and we all strive to create opportunities for students to serve their community, become leaders, and succeed academically. SUNY Delhi's walkable, residential setting is the perfect place to make lifelong friends, expand your leadership skills in more than 60 student clubs, volunteer in the local community, and stay active with a busy calendar of campus events. With a diverse and active student body, you will be sure to find the right amount of stimulation and energy combined with the close-knit, supportive community our students have come to appreciate. You are invited to peruse the wepages under Campus Life to learn more about what it's like to be a Delhi Bronco. The goal of the SUNY Delhi institutional effectiveness process is to ensure that our assessment efforts drive our mission and planning. SUNY Delhi strives to analyze the effectiveness of the institution by creating a culture of assessment that promises continuous self-evaluation and improvement. Programs, services, students and staff aspire to make the learning and living experience one that advances knowledge and enhances skills, while continuing the institution's smart growth. SUNY Delhi offers more than 50 academic programs with flexible options for students seeking a hands-on, career-focused education as well as those looking to build a strong academic foundation for advanced study. From Culinary Arts to Nursing, our associate and bachelor degree programs have earned state and national acclaim for academic excellence. Whether you study on campus, online, or at one of our community college-based sites around the state, our experience-based, applied learning programs in many of the nation’s fastest growing fields will give you a competitive edge in the workplace. The Resnick Academic Achievement Center is committed to providing a welcoming environment that supports students in their goal of achieving academic success. The center is committed to serving all students with the goal of them becoming independent learners. Through a coordination of multiple departments the Resnick Academic Achievement Center offers a variety of resources, programs, and services to prepare students for the rigors of the college experience and beyond. The Resnick Academic Achievement Center coordinates with the academic departments to offer a variety of resources, programs, and services to prepare students for the rigors of the college experience. The mission of SUNY Delhi's Career Services is to help students and alumni integrate their education into a lifetime of career achievement. The State University of New York is committed to being the most inclusive state system in the country. As a proud member of this dynamic university system, SUNY Delhi is energized to lead the charge in developing a welcoming and intellectually diverse environment for all, a place where diversity, equity and success guide our achievement, scholarship, character and global citizenship. This means modeling inclusive excellence by enhancing our campus climate where students, faculty, staff and community feel valued, supported, and thrive. Our college must be a place where we rise above biases, stereotypes and inequity, a place where diversity and inclusiveness are central components of the SUNY Delhi experience. View full university