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🔥 Absolutely love this post! 🔥 Being a first-generation student, my experience playing baseball at the community college level paved the way for my Division 1 aspirations, my Bachelor's degree, and even a career in professional baseball. Now, I'm passionate about supporting and advocating for community college student-athletes. That's why I pursued my Masters in College Counseling and Student Development – to give back to students aiming for higher education and athletic success. If you're interested in how Community College Athletics impacts students, check out this post and share your thoughts below. #3C2A #CommunityCollegeAthletics #StudentAthletes #DreamBig #HigherEducation

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The business of sport...

Don't be surprised if you see Kennesaw State University or University of Indianapolis follow the lead of Lindenwood to cut athletics opportunities in the coming years. The finances don't add up and there will be a tidal wave of expenses not realized by the leaders at these institutions. Analysis on KSU, UIndy: https://lnkd.in/gZEQrgKW Or for that matter, University of Southern Indiana. Analysis on USI: https://lnkd.in/g_KPQGZG University of Delaware are you paying attention? Of course they aren't. As of 2019, Delaware operated on 87% subsidy from students and the institution. Athletics is generating only 13% of its own revenue to pay its bills, and wants to move to CUSA and DI-FBS? Unwise financial decision that will lead to cuts in the near future. It costs MORE to move up a division than the new money raised. Always.

Link to list. It's actually a decent list, as the top 10 is hard to argue with, though you can quibble with it naturally (eg, Morgantown doesn't belong in the top 100, let alone top 20 IMO 😀). https://lnkd.in/e8_5K94k

Meet Miss Bailey Wright, 1st CASJ Graduate and Class of 2024! 🎓 Where are you from? Germantown What is your home parish? Holy Family Catholic Church What are your favorite hobbies? watercolor, hiking/running, spending time with family What are your favorite foods? Bacon, dark chocolate, berries, and coffee (if you want to count that as food) What is your favorite book? Story of a Soul by St. Therese of Lisieux Who is your favorite Saint? St. Therese of Lisieux What is your favorite thing about Chesterton and why? Chesterton Academy provides a joyful environment to learn while being focused on the Church. My favorite aspect is definitely witnessing growth in peers as we all help each other grow in holiness. What is your favorite class and why? Philosophy has become my new favorite class this year. It is amazing to be surrounded by peers who are willing to logically discuss and study philosophers to better understand truth. What was your greatest challenge to overcome in adjusting to a new school like Chesterton? Everyone was new and coming from different schools when we started; some homeschool and some private schools. At first it was difficult to adjust to the varying ideas of what the culture of the school should be like, but gradually, by the Grace of God, we were able to build a new culture of students from those various backgrounds. We strive to help each other be true Saints every day. What is your best Chesterton memory? My favorite memory from Chesterton was the 1st Gala in 2023. After that night, we all realized how special and important our mission is. It is truly a blessing getting to help that mission come into affect. How does it feel to be part of CASJ's first EVER graduating class? Honestly, it's really crazy to be graduating from Chesterton as the very first class. I look back and realize how providential my transfer to Chesterton really was. Chesterton has pushed me, in many ways, out of my comfort zone. Surrounded by encouraging teachers and peers, I have truly learned how to be a leader, especially as the lone female senior. These are lessons that will serve me well for years to come. What are your plans next year? I will be attending Hillsdale College with plans to pursue a degree in Biochemistry. #Classof2024 #classicaleducation #Dayton #Catholic #mission

It can be hard to adjust to college life, but it's different than high school. This article will help you understand what to expect so that you can make the most of your time in college and find your 'happy place'. #tipsforcollege #happyplace #college #highered https://bit.ly/3SzshO1

Welcoming students back to campus, and starting year 6 at Ashland University myself! 💜🦅 My last first day of school (for now 🤣) and it feels so bittersweet to think that I may not have another last first day of school at AU as a student. I can't believe I will be finished with my MBA in just TWO semesters! #Eaglenation #gradstudent #MBA #projectmanagement

It can be hard to adjust to college life, but it's different than high school. This article will help you understand what to expect so that you can make the most of your time in college and find your 'happy place'. #tipsforcollege #happyplace #college #highered https://bit.ly/3SzshO1

Indeed coming to 3 generations. Spend my kindergarten, primary and 3 years of Junior high which lay a strong foundation of respect and appreciate and to my adulthood. Strong bond of community of fair We study religious, geography, abacus, Math, Literature, Gymnastic, table tennis, badminton, basketball, Chinese History, poem/poetry (Confucius Four and Five Classics, penmanship, calligraphy, Chinese language study from composition, diction, copy, reading...etc. sciences/projects, biology, physics,chemistry extracurricular activities piano, mass/choir, school outings and sports day and family sundays. All we lack of nowadays not computer/SKILL but "wealth of knowledge'. And why RHS would have to close! If Hong Kong Milk Tea can be UNESCO heritage, many Hong Kong sites are why not Rosaryhill, the object of significance School building and it's subject. We cannot wipe out the history of either a city or a country of HK the past 150 years and it's development. The significances of many of us were raised within this community and HK. We are no less than a "Chinese" from mainland or any Chinese around the world.