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Five Ways to Make College Work as a Non-Traditional Student

Published on May 18, 2023

By Alex Ball Published on December 15, 2021

Depending on how they’re categorized, non-traditional students account for between one- and two-thirds of college admissions, but in simple terms, a non-traditional college student in the US is anyone who has not …

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Top Benefits of Being a Student-Athlete in College

Published on May 18, 2023

By Tasha Vanden Heuvel March 29, 2022

“Hey, mom! My coach just got me a new pair of running shoes and an appointment for a massage right before we leave for Nationals. Actually, he got everyone who qualified for Nationals new shoes.”

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How International Students Can Improve Their Chances of Getting H-1B Visas

Published on May 18, 2023

With this year’s H-1B visa registration season well underway, we spoke with International Student Career Expert Marcelo Barros about what international students should be doing now, common mistakes students make when searching for U.S. employment, and what we can expect …

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Presidential Challenge Coins
The history of challenge coins is military in nature and can be traced as far back as the Civil War when soldiers carried a coin from their hometown throughout the conflict and then continued to carry it after the war as a reminder of their experiences. The coins are still an active symbol in today’s military forces. In addition to the military, lawmen and firefighters are also known to carry challenge coins today.At Schreiner University, the Presidential Challenge Coin series was established by Dr. Charlie McCormick after his presidential inauguration in 2017. A series of five coins to be earned by students from the time they Enter with Hope as freshman until they graduate and Leave with Achievement.

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