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Need a career change? Nursing needs you.-Chamberlain College of Nursing

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Tips for attending a college fair

Mobile StudentRegistration!It just keeps getting earlier and earlier that young people

are asked “What are you going to do with you life?”For those who are in the midst of their high-school

education, the time is now to act on those plans and pick a college to set them on the path for the career of their choice.

Many will take an important step in that direction by at-tending the 2012 Saint Louis College Fair, sponsored by the National Association for College Admission Counseling.

The fair will take place from noon to 3 p.m. Oct. 21 in the Simon Recreation Center at Saint Louis University.

Parents and students will be able to meet with representa-tives from various colleges and universities to discuss admis-

sion and financial aid at those institutions. Counselors will be onsite to help students find colleges that suit their interests. Admission representatives will discuss course offerings, college life and financial aid requirements.

The fair will include workshops on financial aid, how to choose a college, how to write a college essay, and informa-tion about the NCAA. Additional features of the fair include a counseling center where counselors will answer admission questions, and a resource center to help students in their tran-sition from high school to college.

The fair will bring together students with the resources they need to set them on the path to their futures.

The benefits of onlinestudent registrationStudents register for the fair one time. It also eliminates the need for college contact cards.Entering the information one time allows the student to elaborate on spe-cial interests, extracurricular activities, and accomplishments.

If a smartphone is not available log on to www.gotomyncf.com to pre-register for the electronic lead retrieval system.

Students can register for NACAC National College Fairs with their Smartphones by going tohttp://mobile.gotomyncf.comor by scanning the QR code here:

Here are some useful tips from the National Association for College Admission Counsel-ing for students planning to attend one of its college fairs.

Before the fair:Answer the following questions to help de-termine what kind of school would be best for you:• Do you want to attend a two- or four- year institution? Co-ed or single sex?• What size school do you want to attend?• What programs of study are you considering?

• How far from home do you want to go?• Do you wish to participate in any specific extra-curricular activities or athletics?• Do you want to attend a school in an urban, suburban or rural environment?• Do you require any special services (i.e. tutoring, note takers, readers, TDD or interpreters)?• Discuss your college plans with your guidance counselor, family, teachers and friends. • Research your colleges of interest on the Internet and in your guidance office/library. • Check dates and registration deadlines

for college entrance examinations.• Register before heading to the fair. • Download and print the checklist to take with you to the fair.

At the fair:• Pick up a bag and a fair directory.• Visit with colleges and universities which you feel meet your criteria.• Talk with a college counselor at the Counseling Center if you have any questions or need help with your college search. • Attend a workshop.

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2012 Saint LouisNational College Fair

Saint Louis University - Simon Recreation Center

Date: Sunday, October 21, 2012

Place: Saint Louis University,

Simon Recreation Center

3639 Laclede Ave.

St. Louis, MO 63101

Time: Noon to 3 p.m.

sponsored by the National Associationfor College Admission Counseling

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InternatIonalAmerican College Dublin - Dublin, Ireland ............ 189Hult International Business School in London - London, England .......................88Les Roches & Glion - Clarens, Switzerland............ 277Savannah College of Art and Design -Hong Kong ............................................................... 87armed ForcesAir Force ROTC and Academy .................................211U.S. ARMY ROTC ............................................248, 249alabamaBirmingham-Southern College .............................232Spring Hill College ................................................. 103The University of Alabama.......................................56The University of Alabama at Birmingham ............. 78University of Alabama in Huntsville......................... 47University of South Alabama .................................. 151arIzonaArizona State University ..........................................85Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University .................. 109University of Advancing Technology ......................... 3The University of Arizona....................................... 134arkansasHendrix College ..................................................... 163The University of Arkansas ....................................238 calIFornIaColumbia College Hollywood ................................. 112FIDM/Fashion Institute ofDesign & Merchandising..........................................84University of Southern California .......................... 182Whittier College .................................................... 165coloradoColorado Christian University ...............................240Colorado State University ....................................... 81Johnson & Wales University .................................... 97Regis University ........................................................14University of Colorado Boulder ................................. 5connectIcutCoast Guard Academy ........................................... 170Trinity College .........................................................62University of New Haven ..........................................64delawareUniversity of Delaware ...........................................228District of Columbia .....................................................American University ................................................ 53George Washington University ................................46Howard University .................................................266FlorIdaBarry University ......................................................174Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University .................. 109Florida Atlantic University .....................................260Florida Institute of Technology ...............................181Florida State University ......................................... 145Full Sail University ..................................................264Jacksonville University ............................................ 52Nova Southeastern University............................... 140University of Miami .................................................. 41The University of Tampa ..........................................50GeorGIaMorehouse College ................................................. 131Savannah College of Art and Design ....................... 87Spelman College .................................................... 160IowaAshford University ..................................................161Coe College ............................................................ 108Cornell College ....................................................... 159Drake University....................................................... 73Grinnell College ...................................................... 162Iowa State University ...............................................82Loras College .......................................................... 75Simpson College ......................................................38St. Ambrose University .......................................... 186The University of Iowa ............................................116Wartburg College ....................................................83

IllInoIsAugustana College .................................................. 111Aurora University ................................................... 261Benedictine University at Springfield ....................178Blackburn College..................................................236Bradley University.................................................. 136Columbia College Chicago ........................................ 6Concordia University Chicago ................................... 7DePaul University ................................................... 115DeVry University ....................................................263Dominican University ............................................262Eastern Illinois University ...................................... 273Elmhurst College ................................................... 149Greenville College .................................................. 128Illinois College ........................................................ 190Illinois Institute of Technology ................................ 113Illinois State University ...........................................197Illinois Wesleyan University .....................................34Kendall College ......................................................246Knox College .............................................................. 2Lake Forest College ..................................................99Lewis University ..................................................... 237Lincoln Christian University ....................................80Lincoln College ......................................................208Loyola University Chicago .......................................66MacMurray College ................................................ 195McKendree University ........................................... 247Millikin University....................................................157Monmouth College ................................................209North Central College ............................................ 124Northern Illinois University .................................... 180Quincy University ................................................... 192Robert Morris University ......................................... 23Rockford College.................................................... 129Roosevelt University ..............................................233Shimer College ......................................................235Southern Illinois University - Carbondale ... 137,138,139Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville ............ 184Universal Technical Institute ...................................65University of Illinois ............................................... 188University of Illinois at Chicago .............................220University of Illinois Springfield ............................. 169Western Illinois University .....................................225IndIanaBall State University ................................................ 27Butler University ......................................................49DePauw University .................................................224Earlham College .......................................................44Franklin College ..................................................... 267Hanover College ..................................................... 275Indiana State University ........................................244Indiana Tech ...........................................................223Indiana University .................................................... 55Indiana University Purdue UniversityIndianapolis (IUPUI) ................................................ 59Purdue University .................................................... 33Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College ......................... 196University of Evansville ............................................95University of Indianapolis ...................................... 201University of Southern Indiana ..............................206Valparaiso University ............................................. 143kansasBaker University ................................................... 200Kansas State University .......................................... 77Ottawa University .....................................................13University of Kansas ................................................ 67kentuckyBellarmine University .............................................173Brescia University .................................................. 215Campbellsville University ....................................... 114Eastern Kentucky University ..................................179Kentucky Wesleyan College ...................................205Morehead State University .................................... 183Murray State University ......................................... 142

Transylvania University ..........................................202University of Kentucky........................................... 125Western Kentucky University .................................. 61louIsIanaLouisiana State University ....................................... 10Loyola University New Orleans .............................. 166Tulane University ..................................................... 79University of Louisiana Lafayette .......................... 198massachusettsBoston University ....................................................63Northeastern University ........................................222marylandUniversity of Maryland............................................127mIchIGanHillsdale College .....................................................101Lawrence Technological University ..........................51Michigan State University...................................... 130Northern Michigan University ................................147mInnesotaSt. Olaf College ........................................................54University of Minnesota-Twin Cities ...................... 185mIssIssIppIMississippi State University .................................. 146The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) ................176University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy .......271mIssourIAvila University .........................................................12Barnes-Jewish College .......................................... 219Brown Mackie College ............................................... 8Central Methodist University ................................268Columbia College ....................................................177Culver-Stockton College ........................................245Drury University ....................................................... 76Fontbonne University ..............................................45Hannibal-LaGrange University ...............................172Harris-Stowe State University ............................... 274Lindenwood University ..........................................259Logan College of Chiropracticand University Programs .......................................270Maryville University ............................................57, 58Missouri Baptist University .....................................96Missouri State University ....117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122Missouri University ofScience and Technology ..................153, 154, 155, 156Missouri Western State University ........................ 221Northwest Missouri State University .................... 168Ranken Technical College ........................................86Rockhurst University ................................... 35, 36, 37Saint Louis University ............................ 89, 90, 91, 92Southeast Missouri State University ...... 69, 70, 71, 72Southwest Baptist University ..................................93St. Louis College of Pharmacy .............................. 164St. Louis Community College ................................239Truman State University ............................... 203, 204University of Central Missouri .......................229, 230University of Missouri ..............16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22University of Missouri - Kansas City ...................... 194University of Missouri-St. Louis ............. 241, 242, 243Webster University...........................................217, 218Wentworth Military College ................................... 231Westminster College ...................................................1William Jewell College............................................ 152William Woods University ........................................ 74new JerseyPrinceton University ..............................................269Seton Hall University ................................................15new yorkConcordia College-New York ...................................94Eugene Lang CollegeThe New School for Liberal Arts...... 212Iona College ........................................................... 132Marymount Manhattan College ............................. 141Rochester Institute of Technology - RIT ..................98United States Merchant Marine Academy ............ 106Xavier University School of Medicine .................... 272

north carolInaHigh Point University ............................................. 144North Carolina A&T State University..................... 276Warren Wilson College ............................................. 32nebraskaCreighton University ...............................................110University of Nebraska - Lincoln .............................60University of Nebraska - Omaha ........................... 105ohIoMiami University .................................................... 193The Ohio State University ...................................... 102Ohio University ...................................................... 104Ohio Wesleyan University ...................................... 214University of Dayton ................................................43Xavier University .................................................... 158oklahomaUniversity of Oklahoma ..........................................175The University of Tulsa ............................................187pennsylvanIaThe Art Institutes ..................................................... 24Penn State University ...............................................31Saint Vincent College ............................................. 213Valley Forge Military College .................................. 135Villanova University ............................................... 123south carolInaThe Citadel ............................................................. 216Clemson University..................................................48College of Charleston ............................................ 199south dakotaSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology ......29University of South Dakota .....................................167tenneseeAquinas College ...................................................... 171Belmont University ................................................265Christian Brothers University ........................ 226, 227O’More College of Design ...................................... 150University of Memphis .......................................... 210University of Tennessee ...........................................28Vanderbilt University ............................................. 107texasSouthern Methodist University ............................. 148Texas A & M University-Kingsville ..........................234Texas Christian University ......................................... 9Trinity University .................................................... 100vIrGInIaGeorge Mason University .......................................191Virginia Military Institute .......................................207washInGtonDigiPen Institute of Technology ...............................26wIsconsInBeloit College ...........................................................30Carthage ..................................................................42Marian University .....................................................39Marquette University ............................................... 25Northland College ....................................................40University of Wisconsin-Madison .......................... 126University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point...................... 4University of Wisconsin System HELP ..................... 11west vIrGInIaMarshall University ..................................................68

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Many job seekers and career chang-ers are looking for a profession that

is ripe with opportunity and a personally rewarding livelihood. Nursing offers these qualities, as well as job stability, flexibility and advancement potential.

Registered nursing—already the larg-est healthcare occupation with 2.7 million jobs—is on a massive growth trajectory1. Employment of registered nurses (RNs) is expected to increase by 26 percent by 20202. Many employers prefer to hire nurses who have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree so they can meet the

needs of an evolving industry.For those looking to transition to the field,

some schools offer accelerated BSN degree programs. Chamberlain College of Nurs-ing, for example, enables students to earn their BSN degree in as few as three years of yearround study*. In addition, students can earn advanced degrees, such as a Master of Science in Nursing degree with a specialization in the in-demand area of nursing education.

The high level of fulfillment and diverse opportunities provided by the nursing profes-sion can make it a rewarding lifelong career. Visit chamberlain.edu for more information.

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville is a nationally recognized institution

that boasts a 17-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio and offers the advantages of a small, liberal arts college with the lowest tuition of all 12 state universities.

The campus is situated on 2,660 acres of forested woodland atop the bluffs overlooking the natural beauty of the Mis-sissippi River’s rich bottomland. Despite its tranquil setting, it is only 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis, which is home to nationally known Fortune 500 companies, professional sports venues and cultural offerings.

The Gardens at SIUE—a 35-acre public botanical garden recognized as a Signature Garden by the Missouri Botanical Garden—

and a 380-acre nature preserve are avail-able to students for research and study.

More than 14,000 students, includ-ing more than 2,000 freshmen, interact with faculty at all levels, a critical factor in academic success. The University offers a variety of scholarship opportunities and an atmosphere committed to diversity.

The fall 2012 freshman class includes approximately 550 merit and need-based scholarship recipients with an average ACT of 27, who have been recognized for their academic abilities and talents.

In addition to its emphasis on un-dergraduate education, the University is focused on faculty research, creating prac-tical applications for student learning. Since 1957, SIUE has been shaping the future in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area. The University offers 44 undergraduate and 70 graduate and professional programs in the arts and sciences, business, education, engineering and nursing. The schools of Dental Medicine and Pharmacy award a professional degree in dental medicine (D.M.D.) and pharmacy (Pharm.D.)

There has never been a better time to check out the new Lindenwood

University, and with the ability to schedule a campus visit or apply online, doing so is easier than it has ever been.

Though Lindenwood has been on its beautiful 500-acre St. Charles cam-pus since 1827, enrollment has grown dramatically over the last two decades, and the campus has grown and changed as well during this period of rebirth. Eight new residence halls have been built since 2000, along with the Spellmann Center, the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts, the expanded and renovated Harmon Hall,

and the Evans Commons, which opened last year and offers an array of ameni-ties for students, including athletic courts, gym-quality workout facilities, and a food court-style dining hall.

Lindenwood offers a range of scholar-ships and aid, starting with the $14,200 Bright Flight Scholarship, for Missouri students who score 31 or better on the ACT. Other scholarships are available to incoming freshmen with differing levels of awards-qualifying academic achievement.

Visit online at www.lindenwood.edu/admissions and select “Undergraduate,” or call 636-949-4949.

National Management Offices | 3005 Highland Parkway | Downers Grove, IL 60515 | 888.566.8CCN(8226)©2012 Chamberlain College of Nursing, LLC. All rights reserved. 1 Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Employment Projections 2010-2020, releasedin February 2012. http://www.bls.gov/news.release/ecopro.t06.htm 2 Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2012-13 Edition, Registered Nurses. http://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/registered-nurses.htm *The on-site BSN degreeprogram can be completed in three years of year-round study instead of the typical four years with summers off.

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Dual-enrollmentprograms jump-start

students’ careersIn today’s globally competitive economy, a

college degree is increasingly becoming a critical factor in attaining career success.

Addressing the need for more col-lege- and employment-ready high school graduates, many policymakers, educators and researchers promote dual-enrollment programs as an effective vehicle for build-ing a workforce with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in a 21st century economy.

Dual-enrollment programs allow high school students to jump-start their postsec-ondary education and career by enrolling in college courses before they graduate, earning both high school and college credits in the process.

DeVry University, for example, launched its Advantage Academy in 2004 to improve college access for high school students with limited financial resources. In two academic years and one summer session, students can earn an associate degree in a high-growth career field while they finish high school.

Eligible high school students in the public school systems in Chicago, Atlanta and Columbus, Ohio, may enroll to earn their associate degree in health information technology, network system administration or web graphic design. Graduates of the program can either enter the workforce or enroll in a bachelor’s degree program at DeVry University or another institution.

“Dual-enrollment programs help meet a growing need for more academically and professionally prepared high school students, arming them with tools and resources that can improve their college and career decisions,” says Steve Pappageorge,

dean of the College of Continuing Educa-tion, New Programs and Outreach at DeVry University. “Programs like DeVry Univer-sity’s Advantage Academy can help remove barriers to college access while introducing students to career opportunities in high-demand fields.”

Triplets Simeon, Sydney and Shea Spivey can attest to the value of dual-enrollment programs. Each of the incoming high school seniors is deep in college planning mode and currently enrolled in Advantage Acad-emy. Columbus City Schools (CCS) and DeVry University cover their tuition costs, so they can graduate from high school with two years of higher education to put toward four-year degree programs without incurring student debt.

“Advantage Academy has helped me become more familiar with the college experience and realize all of the benefits it offers,” says Simeon Spivey. “My siblings and I hope to attend colleges on the East Coast, and we feel more confident knowing we’ll be applying with associate degrees under our belts.”

When they graduate in June 2013, the Spivey triplets will be two years ahead of their peers academically.

By 2018, approximately 63 percent of the 47 million U.S. jobs will require workers with some postsecondary education. Dual-enrollment programs provide high school students with an effective on-ramp to col-lege and career success, helping to close the gap between students’ knowledge and the skills needed to achieve professional success in a globally competitive economy.

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How to Choose a College

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Mind/Body Room 1:00 PM 2:00 PM

Think an education at one of the country’s “up-and-coming schools” according to U.S.News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges is out of reach? Think again. At SIUE, numerous undergraduate research opportunities and a nationally-recognized senior assignment program encourage students to explore their academic interests. Our broad range of nationally accredited undergraduate and graduate programs offers a world of exciting and relevant choices, from the arts to engineering to pharmacy. You will learn in innovative state-of-the-art buildings, thanks to a nearly $300 million campus construction and enhancement project. And, Missouri residents with an ACT of 23 or higher can save nearly $40,000 over four years at SIUE.

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