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School is out for some! Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas to name a few! What are your summer plans? For those who have a couple more weeks and aren't out until June, what are you looking forward to doing once school is out?  Comment below! #MilitaryChildren #MilitaryFamilies #SpecialEducation #EFMP

🔍 Analyzing Target Medical Schools: A Strategic Approach for Pre-Meds I recently came across this insightful infographic from the University of Michigan Medical School, showcasing a snapshot of their admitted applicants. For all the aspiring doctors out there, such data can be invaluable in guiding your choices during your crucial pre-med years. A few takeaways: Prioritize Experience: Notice how many more hours successful applicants dedicated to working with underserved populations, compared to roles in student government. Diverse Interests Count: From social justice to performance arts and even athletics, holistic experiences seem to resonate with admissions. When time is of the essence, and the medical school journey is competitive, channeling your energy into high-impact areas can make all the difference. Make informed choices, and leverage insights like these to strategize your way into your dream school! 📚💡 #PreMedLife #MedicalSchool #StrategicPlanning #FutureDoctors

We’re excited to see you back on campus in August! 🎉 Here’s a quick recap from last Fall! Leave a comment below with your favorite Sorrell College memory from last year! #troyuniversity #sorrellcollegeofbusiness #sorrellgeeks

Key read on the future of high school:

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Thinking about charter school in Alabama? Read this article on the history of charter schools in Alabama, the unique challenges they face, and the step-by-step plan to kickstart your charter school journey. https://lnkd.in/eSN6S_Dm

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.