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06/05/2021

Very cool new program for our Golden Panthers to explore!

Global Sustainable Tourism degree program launches in Spring 2022.

05/21/2021

So incredibly proud of our Silver Knight winner in Art, Jalynn McDuffey & Honorable Mention in Athletics, Paloma Vigil. And a huge thank you to our amazing & indefatigable Silver Knight Coordinator Kristen Ortiz!

05/15/2021

FSU Admissions session TONIGHT, 5/15 @ 5 pm... though geared towards juniors embarking on the application process - everyone is welcome!!

https://connect.fsu.edu/register/MiamiMay142021?fbclid=IwAR2KID6sRi6qQkANJalu7ZT-GNyvlA8Z9xCiAnbCw31VFS8I2-wkK8Epf2A

04/18/2021

Hey Future Noles...check this out!!!

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04/16/2021

AIRR-NA is hosting an International University fair on April 29th. Your students can register at https://app.brazenconnect.com/a/AIRR/e/1qoQm (Red Button)

04/01/2021

If you are interested in learning more about Posse, please fill out the google doc found below to attend an info session on TUESDAY APRIL 13TH @ 3 PM.. A representative from Posse will be on hand to discuss the program and answer your questions. Space is limited for the Posse virtual platform and can accommodate up to 250, I am sure we will have a great turn out! I WILL EMAIL THE ZOOM LINK TO YOUR CORAL REEF EMAIL THE DAY OR SO BEFORE THE VISIT...PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR EMAIL.
https://forms.gle/vCzgWXtshg84QSF57

03/22/2021

WEDNESDAY 3/24 5:30- 7 pm FOR SENIORS - FOCUS ON FAFSA - this is the 4th in a series of outreach and support that is a combined effort of MDC and MDCPS to provide assistance to any students and families still in need of submitting their FAFSAs to begin college after graduation. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PLANNING TO ATTEND MDC TO ATTEND THIS INFO SESSION. The site below has some helpful tips & information to register - but pre-registration IS NOT REQUIRED - YOU ARE WELCOME TO POP IN ANYTIME BETWEEN 5:30- 7 pm

MDC & M-DCPS FAFSA Completion Series 2021

03/16/2021

he Wall Street Journal (3/15, Korn, Subscription Publication) reports that colleges and universities around the US are starting to announce their plans for next fall, anticipating more students on campus and in-person classes. However, they warn, plans could change. Inside Higher Ed (3/12, Whitford) reported colleges’ fall announcements “started a few weeks ago as vaccination rates began to pick up, but student inboxes and news sites have been flooded with fall reopening news this month, due in part to the ongoing admissions season.” Experts “call March and April prime yield season, during which colleges and universities work tirelessly to build a strong incoming class.” After a year of exhausting transitions, “students are looking for certainty and normalcy, and promising those things could give institutions a leg up as admitted students decide where to enroll.”
Experts Consider Equity Amid College Reopenings. Inside Higher Ed (3/15, Burke) reports that “now that the fall is complete and the spring in full swing, eyes have turned to the upcoming semester.” A number of colleges and universities, “spurred by promising vaccine news and the beginning of admissions season, have announced that they plan to return to ‘normal’ this upcoming fall.” In-person classes and residential experiences “will be the norm, administrations have said.” Some higher education experts “are beginning to look ahead to that return, including the possible equity concerns that may arise and how institutions can address them.” Said Education Trust vice president of higher education policy Wil Del Pilar, “We shouldn’t be talking about opening up normal, we should be talking about opening up better. We know that a lot of four-year and two-year institutions weren’t providing the best services to low-income students and students of color.”
University Of Michigan Returns To In-Person Classes This Fall. The Detroit Free Press (3/12, Jesse) reported that the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor “plans to welcome students back to campus and to in-person classes for the 2021-22 school year, President Mark Schlissel announced Friday in a virtual town hall.” The school “anticipates residence halls running at 80% of capacity and athletic events having fans in the stands.” Both branch campuses, U-M Flint and U-M Dearborn, “had previously announced their intent to have in-person classes this fall.”
Boston University Plans To Switch Back To On-Campus Learning This Fall. The Hill (3/12) reported that Boston University “is planning to switch to on-campus learning in the fall, the school’s president announced Friday.” BU President Robert Brown “cited an increased number of vaccinations as the reason for the decision an email to students and parents shared on Twitter by The Daily Free Press, the school’s independent student newspaper.”

03/15/2021

If you are applying to MDC Kendall and would like to get a JUMP on & a FAST TRACK to transferring and would also like to have your first 6 credits/2 classes paid for in full, a $600 book stipend, laptop use as needed, access to MORE scholarship opportunities @ MDC and more...check out this wonderful opportunity.

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03/11/2021

The 26th Annual Health Career Convention, hosted by the University of Florida's Premed Chapter of the American Medical Student Association, is right around the corner! The convention is geared toward high school students interested in becoming involved in health professions. Most importantly, our goal is to provide a forum where students can learn more about entrance into the university and its lifestyles, as well as get a head start in their pursuit of health-related careers.

Our virtual convention will take place on Saturday, March 20th, 2021 from 9:00am - 3:00pm. This year, we have confirmed speakers in Medicine, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine, and more. These speakers are esteemed members of the UF faculty who are on the cutting-edge of their fields. Students will get a chance to interact with these professionals, their students, premedical undergraduates, and other Florida high school students.

Registration for the convention is now OPEN at the following links:

Student Registration: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UFLAMSA1/HCCStudentRegistration

If you have any questions that cannot be answered by the attached invitation letter or our website please feel free to email us at [email protected]. We encourage you to forward this email to students and parents.

Lastly, the deadline for registration is approaching. Please apply by Tuesday, March 16th, 2021 by 11:59 PM. Registration will close after this date.

We look forward to working with your students at the convention this year and please contact us if you have any questions!

03/10/2021

NACAC has a series of great virtual college fairs from now though April! It’s another way to research schools when you can’t make it in person and can’t speak to an admissions rep in person!

Contact information for the National College Fairs staff.

03/10/2021

In the spirit of cooperation, six of the nation's top liberal arts colleges —Amherst, Bowdoin, Carleton, Pomona, Swarthmore, and Williams—are joining forces to offer you an opportunity to connect with our deans of admission as they reflect on this year’s application season and help you prepare for the application season ahead. We invite you to register for the session time that is most convenient for you.

https://www.sixcolleges.org/?utm_content=counselor&utm_campaign=admissions&utm_source=sixcolleges&utm_term=F22&utm_medium=email
Student Events — Help us spread the word.

We're also hosting two events for juniors and their families to help answer questions about the college search process. Students register here and counselors are welcome to join!

Junior Jumpstart - April 20 at 8 pm EDT or April 22 at 8 pm EDT

Navigating and Belonging: A Special Session for First-Generation and Low-Income Students - May 24 at 8 pm EDT or May 26 at 8 pm EDT

Six top liberal arts colleges: one easy form. Learn more from Amherst, Bowdoin, Carleton, Pomona, Swarthmore, and Williams. Students, parents, and counselors can sign up for livestreamed events that cover the college application, how to apply, financial aid, grants, scholarships, tuition, loans, deb...