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Brochure for Parents 2018 Let them find their way @ MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY E G A S S E M S ’ T N E D I S E R P 2 E G A As a parent of a recent college graduate, I understand firsthand the expectations that S you have for your child. It is certainly an exciting yet challenging time as your family S ponders the many options and attempts to find the “perfect fit”college or university. E Although “perfect fit” is a highly personal assessment, I feel confident that our university has distinct advantages for many incoming students. M Misericordia is committed to the success and happiness of each student. In fact, S one our greatest differentiators is our culture which fosters powerful education ’ relationships among students, faculty, and staff that lead to professional competence as T well as exceptional collaborative abilities and social skills. It is an intrinsic part of our mission to provide our students with a learning experience that engages and inspires. N We know that you want a college that will allow your son or daughter to fulfill their E goals while providing for a rewarding future. You want them to have an education that will instill values and mentor them through their transformation into adulthood and D I into their professional life. You want them to have a hands-on, personal experience with their education in a safe, caring environment. You want them to have the support S to excel in all of their endeavors. Above all, you want them to be prepared for life and E make the most of their potential. R Misericordia University provides opportunities for its students to explore their P interests and use their talents to enrich their lives and the lives of others. We have served our students in this way for over 90 years, with high quality, values-based academics and an environment where students’ abilities and skills are fully developed. So sure are we of the effectiveness of a Misericordia education that our Guaranteed Career Placement Program is available to all full-time, first-year students. It is this guarantee of success that sets us apart from other colleges and universities. Please take the time to review this brochure as you consider Misericordia University. Your son or daughter will receive other materials about our campus both in the mail and electronically. Of course, they can visit anytime at admissions.misericordia.edu to view student and faculty profiles, read the latest news, blogs, and “Tweets,” and learn more about most aspects of life at Misericordia. We look forward to seeing you on campus soon. Regards, Thomas J. Botzman, Ph.D. President 3 Misericordia FAST F ACTS 4 S 11:1 NEW FIRST- YEAR STUDENTS T STUDENT-FACULTY C RATIO 64% IN-STATE AVERAGE CLASS HAS 19 STUDENTS A MANY CLASSES HAVE 36% OUT-OF- STATE ia 9 OR FEWER STUDENTS. d F r o ic T r e s S i 137 94% OF OUR MAY 2015 M A FULL-TIME FACULTY GRADUATES WERE F 78% OF WHOM HAVE A EMPLOYED Ph.D. OR ENROLLED IN GRADUATE SCHOOL OR OTHER HIGHEST SIX MONTHS AFTER GRADUATION DEGREE IN THEIR FIELD. Founded by the SISTERS OF MERCY DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA 1 9 2 4 85% FALL 2016 36% MALE; FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS 64% FEMALE RETURNED FOR SOPHOMORE YEAR; 90% OVERALL RETENTION RATE AS OF FALL 2017 4 OUT OF 5 MISERICORDIA STUDENTS 2,146 PARTICIPATE IN AN TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE , STUDENTS INTERNSHIP FALL 2017 FIELDWORK, OR A 435 DEGREE-SEEKING CLINICAL EXPERIENCE FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS BEFORE THEY GRADUATE 84% FIRST- YEAR STUDENTS LIVING ON CAMPUS; FULL- TIME 74% GRADUATE 56% WITHIN 6 YEARS UNDERGRADUATES LIVING ON CAMPUS PASS RATES MEDICAL IMAGING The Medical Imaging Program 2017 graduating class achieved a 100-percent pass rate on the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) national certification examination in radiography shortly after completing the requirements for the bachelor’s degree program. NURSING BSN graduates achieved a 95.59-percent pass rate on the National Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) for first-time test takers on the most recent exam. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY The 2016 National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) pass rate for the OT entry level program was 100%. PHYSICAL THERAPY The most recent 2-year ultimate pass rate on the National Physical Therapist Examination (NPTE) was 98.99%. SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY The SLP Program’s 2017 graduating class achieved a 100-percent pass rate on the Praxis Examination in Speech-Language Pathology, which is required for national licensure by the American Speech­ Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). 6 WE ARE TURNING HEADS According to The Princeton Review,* Misericordia University has been recognized as one of the top colleges and universities in the northeastern United States. The University is one of 229 institutions of higher education The Princeton Review has recommended in its Best in the Northeast section of its website feature, 2018 Best Colleges Region by Region. It’s not just The Princeton Review that is taking notice. Misericordia is turning heads in other national publications too. LIST OF OTHER ACCOLADES 2018 U.S. News and World Report ■■ Best Regional Universities North ■■ Best Value ■■ Best Colleges for Veterans 2018 MONEY Magazine’s Best Colleges list - the second highest ranked college or university in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties ** * The Princeton Review’s Best Regional Colleges, 2018. ©2017 TPR Education IP Holdings, LLC. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University. For more information about reprints from The Princeton Review visit PARS International Corp. at www.TPR-licensing.com. ** MONEY is a registered trademark of Time Inc. and is used under license. From MONEY Magazine, August 2017 ©2017 Time Inc. Used under license. MONEY and Time Inc. are not affiliated with, and do not endorse products or services of, Licensee. 7 A STRONG SISTERLY BOND Growing up, Alyssa and I have always had a strong sisterly bond. We did everything together in high school and knew we wanted to still be together through college. We had the same love for the health science field and knew we wanted to pursue a career in it. After looking at numerous campuses, Alyssa and I knew Misericordia University was the college for us. Our experience throughout our four years was outstanding. The facility and staff were very welcoming and always knew us as the "Machey Twins" just because a lot of people could not tell us apart. Throughout the four years at Misericordia, Alyssa and I were inseparable. We had all of our classes together, studied together, and now work at the same hospital together. Upon college graduation, we accepted two full time X- ray positions at Geisinger Wyoming Valley. We would not have made it this far without the help of everyone at Misercordia. Every single facility member and all of the students there had made our experience a great one. ~ ALISON MACHEY ’17 • B.S. Medical Imaging As a 2016 graduate of the Doctor of Physical Therapy program, I never would have made it without the help of my professors. Though all doctors, these professors were all on a first name basis with their students. My graduate professors did whatever they could to make sure the students succeeded. Whether it was providing their cell phone number if you had a question at 9 o’clock the night before an exam, or even coming in for extra study time with you on a Saturday, they all went above and beyond for every one of us. Thanks to Misericordia, I had a job a few weeks before graduation. It is so wonderful to see this University still abides by Mercy, Service, Hospitality, and Justice —four charisms set forth by its founders almost 100 years ago. I truly have the best Alma Mater out there. ~ AMANDA MACHEY ’13 • B.S. Health Care Management ’16 Doctor of Physical Therapy 8 My wife, Debbie, and I always knew that Misericordia University was a wonderful school as the twins, Alison and Alyssa, always had a great attitude toward their college education. The twins picked a field of study that they absolutely loved. They would always tell us about how great their professors were, and we got to see that in person at the Medical Imaging Department luncheon for students and parents. My wife and I were so impressed with how much their professors cared about each and every one of their students. Some colleges are so large you are just a number; but at Misericordia, it is like you are a family and everyone really does care about you. It is important to note that Alison and Alyssa’s older sister, Amanda, also graduated from Misericordia with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. ~ JEROME MACHEY Father of Alison, Alyssa, and Amanda Machey It is so wonderful to see this University still abides by Mercy, Service, Hospitality, and Justice— four charisms set forth by its founders almost 100 years ago. I TRULY HAVE THE BEST ALMA MATER OUT THERE. 9 STUDENT PROGRAMS STUDENT SERVICES ■■ The Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS Center) ■■ The Office for Students with Disabilities ■■ The Health and Wellness Center ■■ The Student Success Center ■■ The Writing Center STUDENT LIFE/ACTIVITIES There are over 40 clubs and organizations focusing on the arts, community service, academics, student government, and outdoor recreation to name a few. misericordia.edu/studentactivities STUDY ABROAD-AWAY PROGRAM Currently located in Australia, England, Germany, Ireland, and Italy. Every major has the opportunity to study abroad. studyabroad-away.misericordia.edu 10 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY THE INSALACO CENTER FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT The Insalaco Center for Career Development provides comprehensive career-planning services that prepare students for successful transition from college to career.
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