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Indiana Catholic women's college now accepting men who identify as women – Catholic World Report - Vimarsana News

Indiana Catholic women's college now accepting men who identify as women – Catholic World Report

Le Mans Hall at Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana. / Credit: Stand Still Photo/Shutterstock CNA Staff, Nov 27, 2023 / 15:15 pm (CNA). Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana — historically a school for undergraduate women — will n...

5 Ways Students Can Boost Their College Applications Over Winter Break - Vimarsana News

5 Ways Students Can Boost Their College Applications Over Winter Break

Winter break presents a valuable opportunity for high school students to make significant strides in building their college admissions profiles.

Source: forbes.com
Opinion: College application process sustains inequality and exhausting expectations - Vimarsana News

Opinion: College application process sustains inequality and exhausting expectations

Take the maximum number of AP classes you can fit into your schedule. Be your class president. Get a five on your AP exams. Be a varsity athlete and captain of the football team.

College Applications For 2024 Show Strong Early Surge - Vimarsana News

College Applications For 2024 Show Strong Early Surge

A recent report from the Common App shows a 41% jump in college applications over pre-pandemic levels. Applications from underrepresented minority students were up 67%.

Source: forbes.com
5 Ways Students Can Boost Their College Application Profile Over Winter Break - Vimarsana News

5 Ways Students Can Boost Their College Application Profile Over Winter Break

Winter break presents a valuable opportunity for high school students to make significant strides in building their college admissions profile.

Source: forbes.com