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WNCC is the Need help with college planning? place to be!

If you are looking for the full college experience close to home, you’ll find it at Western Nebraska Community College. We offer small class sizes at an affordable price.

At WNCC, student success is our priority. Your academic goals become our goals. Our faculty are not only masters in their fields, but they choose to teach at WNCC because they are committed to sharing their knowledge with students in a personable environment.

Our diverse student body takes advantage of WNCC’s modern residence halls, state-of-the-art learning centers, music programs, and countless student organizations and activities.

Cougar Athletics also provide nationally-recognized sports programs, enriching your collegiate experience.

With over 80 programs of study and classes offered at our campuses in Scottsbluff, Alliance, and Sidney, as well as an expanding number of online courses, there’s no reason to put your academic goals on hold.

Degrees and Programs WNCC offers two-year programs of study leading to one of four associate degrees: Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Applied Science, and Associate of Occupational Studies. One-year certificate, twoyear certificate, and diploma options are available in selected fields, as well as professional skill awards.

Student Activities WNCC offers students excellence in education, but also aims to complete your college experience with an abundance of student organizations in which to participate, including: Campus Ventures, Emerging Voices, theatre, vocal and instrumental music, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Ambassadors, United Leaders for Cultural Diversity, Cosmetology Club, Motor Sports Club, Tech/Electronics Club, Vocair Flying Club, the student

newspaper (The Spectator), and intramural and intercollegiate athletics.

The WNCC Cougar athletics program continues to fiercely compete and thoroughly entertain. With seven nationally competitive teams, students can cheer on their fellow classmates in softball, volleyball, baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s and women’s soccer as they contend for regional and national top honors. Our WNCC Lady Cougars captured the 2010 Region IX and NJCAA National championship titles in volleyball.

Campus Living Be close to home but on your own.

Get the full WNCC college experience by living on campus. Conestoga Hall is a state-of-the-art residence hall featuring suite-style living with semi-private bathrooms, high-speed wireless Internet, two computer labs, on-site laundry facilities and wheelchair accessible rooms. Pioneer Hall, the other residence hall on the Scottsbluff campus, provides community-style living on three floors. Sidney Campus students have access to the College View Apartments as an affordable housing option.

Schedule a Tour WNCC Student Services provides year-round, all-inclusive campus visits. Prospective students can tour campus and meet with faculty, an admissions counselor, a financial aid representative, the residence hall coordinator and student ambassadors.

Please contact the Student Services office at your desired location for a personalized campus visit: call Scottsbluff at 800-348-4435, Alliance at 888-559-9622, Sidney at 800-2229682, and the Harms Advanced Technology Center at 800-348-4435 ext 6700.

Visit wncc.edu for more information.

EducationQuest Foundation provides free tools and services to help Nebraska students get on the right path to college! To get started, check out these resources at EducationQuest.org: College Profiles has information about colleges in Nebraska and nationwide ScholarshipQuest matches students with over 2,000 local and state scholarships Activities Resume tracks extracurricular activities College Funding Estimator estimates FAFSA results FAFSA tools simplify the financial aid application process Podcasts and videos guide you through college planning As college draws nearer, EducationQuest has free resources to help you

explore careers, find the right college, find ways to pay for college, complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), and learn about student loans.

Plan to attend the Scottsbluff/Gering Area College Fair!

Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 9, the date of the Scottsbluff/Gering Area College Fair. It will be held at the Gering Civic Center from 1-3 p.m.

Meet with representatives from state and regional colleges and attend an EducationQuest financial aid presentation To learn more about EducationQuest services or the college fair, visit EducationQuest.org or call 800-666-3721.

EducationQuest Foundation is a private, nonprofit organization with a mission to improve access to higher education in Nebraska.

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University of Wyoming Outreach School Eastern Regional Center readies for Fall 2011 TORRINGTON, Wyo., — Registration is in progress for University of Wyoming Fall 2011 outreach credit classes that begin August 22.

The mix of students enrolled in mediated classes ranges from undergraduate students majoring in criminal justice, nursing, social science, and psychology to graduate students enrolled in master’s, certificate, and endorsement programs. Online UW students run the gamut of all outreach credit program offerings. At this time, the fall headcount for the eastern region is 50 of which 14 are attending class in Torrington and/or online. The remaining 26 are scattered among remote sites within the region.

Last year the UW Eastern Regional Center opened a second location at the Lincoln Community Complex in Torrington. The LCC location provides the university with 1,800 square feet of space comprising a reception area, office, two audio teleconference classrooms, one outreach video network room for conference and class delivery, a student computer lab and testing room, and a student lounge. This downtown location gives the university an opportunity to grow current distance programs and to offer future new programs in the region.

Students, introduced to the second location during its first year, have commented positively on the sense of space and light, the availability of wireless Internet, and a lounge in which to relax and mentally prepare before taking exams.

In a move to serve the Goshen County community, classrooms are open by arrangement during normal working hours for local groups and entities to meet and have workshops. This spring the facility was used by the Wyoming

Department of Agriculture, Lions Club, and Department of Family Services staff participating in an exercise program.

“The initiative to obtain a second location in Torrington was four years in the making,” said Janet Bass, ERC academic coordinator. In 2006 the UW Outreach School wrote a letter in support of the City of Torrington’s Wyoming Business Council grant application to remodel the old Lincoln School into a community facility. At that time the university expressed its interest in partnering with the city for office space. “This downtown university presence contributes to a sense of community and identity,” Bass said.

Through its division of Outreach Credit Programs, the Outreach School delivers nine undergraduate degrees, 11 graduate degrees, seven certificate programs, six endorsement programs, and a minor in Women’s Studies throughout the state and beyond. Classes, which normally run from 4 to 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday, take place at both the LCC and Eastern Wyoming College campus locations.

Wyoming Public Media, another division of the Outreach School, delivers three radio streams to residents of Wyoming and listeners around the world with Internet streaming, podcasts, and Web information services via wyomingpublicmedia.net.

WPM’s primary network Wyoming Public Radio has been serving Wyoming for more than 40 years. In Torrington WPR can be heard at 89.9 FM. The Eastern Regional Center, one of six UW outreach centers around the state of Wyoming, serves Converse, Goshen, Niobrara, and Weston Counties as well as western Nebraska. For information about distance programs, call 307-532-8204 or e-mail jbass@uwyo.edu.

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Choices abound at Chadron State CHADRON — Chadron State College is a comprehensive institution with about 70 undergraduate programs of study, including bachelor’s and master ’s degrees.

Chadron State also boasts numerous pre-professional programs, particularly in the health sciences.

About 2,800 students attend Chadron State and study both on-campus and online. Those who choose to reside oncampus can live in five spacious residence halls or a family apartment complex. The 281-acre campus is nestled next to the Nebraska National

Forest, where outstanding outdoor recreational opportunities abound.

Students who want to become acquainted with people of similar interests can become active in one or more of Chadron State’s 70-plus clubs and organizations.

The college also has a far-reaching internship program that provides credit for upperclassmen while they hold jobs relating to their majors.

The campus includes 24 buildings, five of which are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The facilities are continually being upgraded to provide state-

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of-the-art classrooms, laboratories, living spaces and offices. Wireless Internet access is available throughout campus.

In addition to CSC’s full complement of course offerings in the traditional classroom setting; the college has become a major player in the online market. CSC offers 10 bachelor’s degrees and four master’s degrees entirely online. The college’s affordability and timehonored reputation put it ahead of the competition.

The online degree offerings include the Master of Business Administration, Master of Organiza-

tional Management, Master of Arts in Education and Master of Education.

The bachelor’s degree options and endorsements offered online include studies in accounting, business management, special education, interdisciplinary studies, library information management, management information systems, marketing, mathematics, technical occupations and psychology. In addition, partial online programs are offered in counseling, and family and consumer sciences.

Cultural opportunities abound in the Galaxy Series, a fine arts program

that offers exhibits, concerts and presentations by nationally and internationally known performers and experts.

Chadron State’s athletic teams participate in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference of NCAA Division II, which includes 14 full-fledged members from Colorado, New Mexico and Nebraska. The college also is home to the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center, a facility that pays tribute to its namesake, an acclaimed author, and the growth of the region.

The college has open admissions, meaning applications for admission

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are accepted from anyone who has graduated from high school or received an equivalent diploma.

More information about Chadron State may be found at its website, www.csc.edu. Applications for admission and scholarships should be sent to the Admissions Office at 1000 Main St., Chadron, NE 69337.

CSC participates in all federal financial aid programs. Early application is advised because the aid is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Both the admissions and financial aid offices may be contacted by telephone by calling 800-CHADRON.

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Nebraska Methodist College OMAHA — One of the most important decisions a high school senior will ever make is where to attend college.

Every year, many of these students will choose to attend Nebraska Methodist College for the very same reason they say they want to leave cities like Scottsbluff and Gering, the small-town environment. For years, high school seniors have packed their bags and headed for Omaha with the small-town qualities of Nebraska Methodist College in mind. With an enrollment of nearly 800 students and a student-to-faculty ratio of

10-to-1, the college is small enough to care about the individual.

Small class sizes allow for individualized attention, hands-on clinic experience in the first year, a comprehensive mentoring program and extracurricular opportunities.

However, these students have also come to know Nebraska Methodist College as a premier health professions institution with 13 distinctive professional programs taught by a dedicated, talented and c a r i n g faculty. The college is large enough to provide fully accredited nursing

and allied health programs, complete preparation for national certification exams, extensive hands-on clinical experience and instruction in the human anatomy/cadaver lab.

Popular degree programs in the allied health arena include respiratory care, radiologic technology, sonography, physical therapist assistant, surgical technology and medical assistant. For nursing both a traditional BSN and an accelerated BSN program are available.

The college’s association with Methodist Health System provides stu-

Summit Christian College 60 years.

60 years of changed lives.

60 years of proclaiming the Word of God. 60 years of training Christian leaders.

This year, Summit Christian College of Gering is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Since beginning in 1951, our purpose has been to train men and women to proclaim the Word of God, locally and globally.

Summit aims to help you teach those who don’t know, minister to those with who are hurting, go out as a missionary to tell of Jesus to those who have never heard His words, and to serve with a servant’s heart.

We currently offer these programs: 1 Year Certificate of Christian Foundations 2 Year - Associate of Arts with major in Bible 4 Year - Bachelor of Arts (or Science) with a major in Bible and an emphasis in Preaching Ministry, Christian Education or World Missions Here at Summit Christian College, our professors have experienced the trials and joys of ministry, and will use

that experience to teach you how to lead, both in word and action. We have a quality learning environment that allows you to have close classroom discussion with professors and fellow students, and allows you to build relationships and friendships that last well beyond the years you spend here.

We have alumni who have become missionaries, ministers, and teachers, who are leaders in their fields all over the world. And with Summit, our affordable tuition and scholarships enable most students to graduate debtfree.

We know that times are hard. That’s why we have designed our class schedules to allow our students to work.

Over the past 3 years, our students have had 25 percent of their tuition waived through Summit’s scholarships.

That is on top of our already discounted tuition, not including outside scholarships that our students can apply for.

Summit Christian College - Celebrating 60 years of training Christian leaders Give us a call at 308-632-6933, or visit www.summitcc.net for more information.

dents with firsthand exposure and experience to a chosen career. Neb r a s k a Methodist College offers a learning environment and an education focused on caring and excellence. Students benefit from its emphasis on academic excellence and quality clinical care.

They learn the essentials of their field from a comprehensive curriculum. Lectures, labs, hands-on clinical experiences and courses that include an online component are all a part of the comprehensive level of instruction. “Our students profit from a balance of technological in-

tegration and personal instruction,” said Dennis Joslin, president, Nebraska Methodist College. “In addition, holistic education is an integral part of every program. The social, physical, intellectual, spiritual and emotional development of every student is encouraged and explored.”

The Nebraska Methodist College Josie Harper Campus is located at 720 North 87th Street in Omaha.

The campus, which opened in 2006, features dedicated lab space for each program, a fitness center, student center, cadaver lab, and the

John Moritz Library.

Apartment-style student housing is available at Josie’s Villiage for students who choose to live on campus. Nebraska Methodist College is a competitively priced private institution. For a detailed description of tuition, fees and miscellaneous expenses, refer to the coll e g e ’s We b S i t e a t www.methodistcollege.e du. A variety of financial aid programs and scholarships range from $1,000 to $8,000. The address is 720 North 87th Street, Omaha, Neb. 68114. For information, call 402-3547200 or 800- 335-5510.

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Eastern Wyoming College ... a great decision!

TORRINGTON, Wyo. — Embracing its distinctive culture and heritage, Eastern Wyoming College offers a pathway to success through education, strengthened by a caring, involved faculty and staff, and programs enriched by academic excellence and real-world experience.

Over 40 academic transfer programs are available. Art, Education and Social Sciences are some of the traditional offerings. Excellent specialties such as Agriculture, Criminal Justice, Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management, and PreProfessional programs are also popular.

Students enrolled in the technical programs benefit from qualified instructors with many years of experience. Some of the technical programs offered are Cosmetology, Veterinary Technology and Welding. The college has a new program in Weatherization Technology. A complete listing of all programs available at Eastern Wyoming College can be found on the website at ewc.wy.edu.

Officials at Eastern Wyoming College have worked very hard with the instructors and with area colleges and universities to make sure student credits will transfer with ease.

Articulation agreements are in place with several regional colleges.

Students leave Eastern Wyoming College prepared whether for a technical job or transferring to another college or university. Our technical students are ready for jobs and are more than ready for the State and National Exams included in their area of study. The pass rate of our students on the State Board of Cosmetology Exam is 100 percent and our students pass rate for the National Veterinary Technology exam is 95.4 percent.

The expansion of distance educa-

tion class offerings, fast-track classes, and evening class offerings have allowed more students the opportunity to take classes when it is convenient for them. EWC has also seen a tremendous growth in workforce development. The college has developed several customized trainings and has classes such as Certified Nursing Assistant available to train a workforce. Students needing a CDL license or safety courses will also find that option at EWC. Students needing additional educational assistance will find a full range of beginning math, reading and writing courses. The Learning Skills Lab also provides an excellent tutoring program that allows students to receive one-on-one help during both day and evening hours.

The cost of obtaining a degree at EWC is very affordable. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. Nebraska residents may qualify for instate tuition by qualifying for a Border Scholarship.

A variety of athletics and activities are offered at EWC. Men can participate in basketball, golf or rodeo.

Women can participate in basketball, volleyball, or rodeo. There are also a variety of intramural activities offered each semester. The college also has a Livestock Judging program.

Students interested in finding out more information or want to set up a tour can contact Mell Cooper, Recruiting Coordinator at 866-327-8996, ext.

8237 or mell.cooper@ewc.wy.edu or Zach Smith, Admissions Representative at 866-327-8996, ext. 8232 or zach.smith@ewc.wy.edu.

We have built our reputation by offering the kinds of courses you are interested in by showing our caring attitude that makes education a pleasant, personal, and satisfying experience.

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Nebraska Wesleyan University LINCOLN — Nebraska Wesleyan University is an honors quality liberal arts institution dedicated to academic excellence in an environment of Christian concern. Its main campus in Lincoln was founded in 1887.

NWU offers 52 majors, 43 minors and three master’s degree programs, as well as programming for working adults in a variety of fields. Nebraska Wesleyan’s total enrollment of 2,100 students includes approximately 500 graduate students and working adults.

Experiential learning sets NWU students apart.

Ask admissions counselors at a dozen small Midwestern colleges: What makes your school different from the rest? Again and again, they will point to the personal attention their professors give students.

That attention matters. (If you’ve ever sat in a 250-student lecture hall and tried to ask a question, you know just how much it matters.) But the truth is you’ll find personal attention at any small college. That’s not what distinguishes one small school from another.

What sets Nebraska Wesleyan University apart is what that personal attention will build for you. At NWU, you’ll do more than take classes. NWU professors will help you land internships. You’ll have opportunities to conduct collaborative research one-on-one with faculty or perform on stage your first year.

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you make a difference all over the world. Simply put, you’ll grow at NWU through meaningful experiences catered to your interests and goals.

“The opportunities begin immediately at NWU,” says James Hesse, of St. Louis, Mo. “I’m a theatre major. I was onstage my first semester. Experience will teach you things a classroom can’t. At Nebraska Wesleyan, you’re not just studying it. You’re doing it,” Hesse added.

When personal attention comes paired with Nebraska Wesleyan University’s relentless emphasis on service and experiential learning, the results for students are powerful.

Nebraska Wesleyan University is consistently a top producer of Fulbright and Truman scholars. NWU ranks 12th in the nation‹regardless of division with 109 Academic AllAmerica Awards. (That’s as many UCLA!) And Nebraska Wesleyan enjoys outstanding success placing students in top graduate programs in fields including medicine, engineering, theatre, political science and law. NWU even offers graduate programs in forensic science, nursing and historical studies.

You deserve more than just a small classroom. You deserve to be in your element. Come see what makes Nebraska Wesleyan University an excellent place to grow. Schedule your campus visit in Lincoln at admissions.nebrwesleyan.edu/rsvp.

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Hastings College It’s your time to choose a college that is the best fit for you. So don’t get lost in the crowd - choose Hastings College, where you can pursue your unique passions, where you get personal attention from professors and where you will be a part of a welcoming and diverse community.

Hastings College, founded in 1882, is a private, four-year liberal arts institution affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). Located in Hastings, a progressive community of more than 25,000, HC offers 64 majors in 32 areas of study and 12 preprofessional programs to more than 1,200 students. The college also offers a Master of Arts in Teaching degree.

The Hastings College academic calendar includes a unique J-term session in January, which offers special courses, international travel and internship opportunities. January 2011 marked the 45th J-Term at Hastings College. J-Term at HC is a time for discovery, innovation and unforgettable learning experiences.

The Hastings College campus sits on 109 beautifully landscaped acres with 40 buildings spanning from the historic McCormick Hall built in 1883 to the state-of-the-art MorrisonReeves Science Center, which opened for classes in 2009.

Home of the Broncos, Hastings College is part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the Great Plains Athletic

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Conference (GPAC). Hastings College won the 2009 and 2010 GPAC AllSports Trophy for the best overall performance in 19 conference sports, and 53 Broncos were named Academic AllAmerican in 2010.

With more than 75 student organizations, HC students are sure to find friends who share their interests. Our small community and large number of organizations allow students to get involved right when they arrive on campus.

Hastings College was named among “America’s Best National Liberal Arts Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report, a “Best in the Midwest” by The Princeton Review, and a “Best Buy in College Education” by Barron’s.

Notable alumni include: NASA astronaut Clayton Anderson ‘81; U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Malawi Jeanine Jackson ‘71; awardwinning paleoartist Gary Staab ‘89; and former U.S. Congressman and current athletic director at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Thomas Osborne ‘59.

Located in south central Nebraska, Hastings is five hours southeast of Scottsbluff, two and a half hours west of Omaha, six hours east of Denver and five hours northwest of Kansas City.

For more information about Hastings College, visit www.hastings.edu.

You may also contact the Admissions Office, 710 N. Turner Ave., Hastings, NE 68901; or phone 800-532-7642 or 402-461-7403.

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Frontier School of the Bible LAGRANGE, Wyo. — Frontier School of the Bible has been in existence since 1967 and is located in LaGrange, Wyo. FSB is a post-secondary technical school that provides quality, intensive training for life and ministry.

The one-year program is designed to give students a solid Biblical foundation for their lives. The three-year program is designed to fully equip an individual for different types of ministry. This includes training for missions, the pastorate, youth ministry, children’s ministries, and church music ministry. Fourth year internships are also offered.

Because the faculty and staff serve as missionaries, the cost for their educational experience (tuition, room and board, fees) is approximately $5,000 per year. As a result, a great majority of their students graduate debt free.

For more information about Frontier School of the Bible, visit their website at www.frontierbible.org.

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Academic excellence, value priorities at UNL LINCOLN — The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL), chartered by the Legislature in 1869, serves as both the land grant and the comprehensive public university for the state of Nebraska. In 2010 and for the seventh consecutive year, U.S. News and World Report recognized UNL as one of the top 50 public universities in the nation. UNL offers degrees through the Colleges of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Architecture, Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Engineering, Fine and Performing Arts, Education and Human Sciences, Journalism and Mass Communications, Law, and the university-wide Graduate College. The following programs are offered on the UNL campus and administered by other University of Nebraska campuses: Criminal Justice, Gerontology Specialization, Nursing, and Pre-Social Work. Students undecided on a major may begin with a major of “General Studies” and receive professional, one-on-one advising from UNL’s award-winning advisers in the Division of General Studies.

Apply for admission online and also find scholarship application forms: www.admissions.unl.edu/apply.

The application deadline is May 1 for summer/fall terms and Dec. 1 for spring term. For a l l v i s i t o p t i o n s , v i s i t w w w. a d m i s s i o n s . u n l . e d u / v i s i t . I n f o r m a t i o n : www.admissions.unl.edu email, admissions@unl.edu call 800-742-8800, ext 2023.

To be eligible for federal aid, students must complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to the processing center as soon as possible after Jan. 1.

The FAFSA is available on the Web at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

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