So, yes, I am biased. I chose Wolmer's, my alma mater, to host the 2023 Virtual Boarding School Fair.
Stuck in an airport terminal, I managed to coordinate and present six North American schools to an audience of 100 and more students and parents. I even had our Dominican contingents participate. The evening went well for these schools:
St. John's- Kilmarnock (Can)
St. Andrew's - Rhode Island
Upper Canada (Canada)
The Brook Hill School (TX)
St. George's School ( Canada)
Stanstead ( Canada)
Despite the general announcements over the loudspeaker, we pulled off the event! We thank all our participants.
SSAT
Well, last Saturday, our students took the year's first exam. We do hope they fared well. We will see in 10 days' time.
SAT
December's exam should be a blow-out. All centers are booked to capacity...so if you failed to register on time, why not try the Nov 19th onlne SAT exam. Still an option...
It has been a valuable lesson in time management skills, listening and executing one's organizational plans.
Congrats!
Neelam Samtani - accepted to LIU
Delani Thomas - Ball State University
Dear Sandra,
These are exciting times at Salve Regina University. As we celebrate our diamond anniversary (75 years!), our community continues to grow in prominence and reputation thanks to our commitment to educating the whole student as we prepare them for success in a 21st century economy. More important, we remain steadfast in instilling the values of our mission that encourages our students and graduates to work for a world that is harmonious, just, and merciful. Recently we held an open house for prospective students. I invite you to view my welcome presentation from this event and share it with your students and families. I believe this will give you a nice primer as to why Salve is on the rise. Here is an update on what is new at Salve that I believe deserves your attention:
Salve was recently included in Princeton Review’s BEST 388 COLLEGES edition
The Seahawks will join the NEWMAC Athletic Conference in fall 2023, joining colleges like MIT, WPI, Wellesley, Mt. Holyoke, Clark, Coast Guard, and Emerson
Our Options Trading Club recently placed 5th at the Student Management Investment Fund Consortium’s contest in Chicago
Our fall 2022 entering class was the most diverse in our history, with 20% of students identifying as BIPOC and reflecting the University’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan kicked off the University’s slate of 75th anniversary speakers in a conversation with Pell Center Executive Director Dr. Jim Ludes that garnered national attention
The University began rolling out a signature integrated education program that promotes meaningful experiential learning opportunities throughout four years on campus, including a Sophomore Summer in Newport where students will blend theory with practice while enjoying one of America’s great resort cities at the height of tourist season
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona visited Salve to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Pell Grants
Many Salve students have earned grants and fellowships; presented research at regional and national conferences; worked with local government and entrepreneurs to provide econometric research and assistance with innovation for Newport, Rhode Island, and the blue economy; and created art that shines a light on the challenges of our society
At Salve, we invite our students to arrive to a one-of-a-kind location to enjoy a transformative education that empowers our graduates to change the world. Inspired by the critical concerns of the Sisters of Mercy, Salve Regina University is uniquely positioned to prepare leaders who understand the structural issues that impact society so they can have a positive impact and be the change the world needs. Now more than ever, our world needs Salve graduates. I invite you to encourage your students to join our community.
Please feel free to contact me or any member of my staff if we can be of assistance. Thank you for the important work you do to impact the lives of your students.
Sincerely,
James R. Fowler, Jr.
Vice President for Enrollment Management
Hello Sandra,
We are excited to announce our Accelerate Pre-College 2023 Boston Campus Programs!
Northeastern University’s Accelerate Pre-College Programs are designed for talented high school students in the U.S. and around the world who want to give themselves a competitive edge. Our residential Boston campus programs are taught by our internationally acclaimed faculty, allowing you to experience true collegiate learning in a world-class environment. Students gain extensive, hands-on, experiential education in subjects including engineering, health sciences, ethics & emerging technologies, entrepreneurship, and more. These programs allow students to have a true Northeastern University experience.
While discussing options for next year with your students, we encourage you to share the following links for them to review:
A virtual one-pager detailing Accelerate Pre-College programming. We encourage this to be printed and shared amongst your students.
The Accelerate Pre-College Boston Campus Programming webpage for students to review our full list of Summer 2023 programming options.
Our inquiry form for students to express their interest in Accelerate: Pre-College programs and receive emails about additional Accelerate: Pre-College programming options and virtual events.
Our application is set to open in early December. The program application includes a financial aid section for consideration for our need-based aid awards. The application deadline is March 14, 2023 or until programs reach capacity. Students that apply by the early deadline of February 28, 2023 will receive a $500 discount on tuition.
For additional information about programs, application requirements, global campus offerings, and important deadlines, visit our website. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email us at precollegeprograms.northeastern.edu or call 617.373.2200.
Sincerely,
Liz Quinn
Director of Pre-College Programs
Accelerate Pre-College Programs
Northeastern University
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