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Jamestown Community College is the "Top Performing Public Two-Year College" in New York according to a report published by The Chronicle of Higher Education, the nation's leading publication of news and information about colleges and universities. Titled "College Completion: Who Graduates from College, Who Doesn't, and Why It Matters," the report is a microsite created from research supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Factors taken into consideration in

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Contributed ArticleJCC

Jamestown Community College is the "Top Performing Public Two-Year College" in New York according to a report published by The Chronicle of Higher Education, the nation's leading publication of news and information about colleges and universities. Titled "College Completion: Who Graduates from College, Who Doesn't, and Why It Matters," the report is a microsite created from research supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Factors taken into consideration in

compiling the report included graduation rate, completions per every 100 students, cost per completion, spending per completion, student aid per recipient, and percentage of students receiving federal Pell Grants. JCC topped the list of public two-year colleges which included 35 institutions from within the State University of New York (SUNY) and the City University of New York (CUNY) with at least 200 freshmen per year.

The Chronicle, citing JCC data from students entering college in the fall of 2007, reports JCC's graduation rate as 34.8 in 150% time and 30.2 in 100% time. New York's graduation

rate averages were 19.6 and 10.9 respectively. As graduation rates at four-year colleges are typically measured in terms of six-year and four-year rates, 150% and 100% become the equivalent at two-year institutions as students seeking both associate degrees and certifi cates are included.

"This report is a point of pride for both JCC and the communities that support the college," said JCC President Gregory T. DeCinque. "JCC is delivering on its promises and doing so with great effi ciency." Dr. DeCinque noted that the report lists JCC's spending per completion at $46,354 while the state's average for two-year public

colleges is $67,695. The data considered expenses related to instruction, student services, academic support, institutional support, operations, and maintenance. "By visiting JCC's facilities and experiencing the high quality of education being delivered, it's clear to see that this college delivers a tremendous return on investment to the public," he said.

According to Marilyn A. Zagora, vice president and dean of academic affairs at JCC, credit for the top ranking goes to the college's faculty, staff, and students.

"This is a report that measures performance," Dr. Zagora stressed. "The factors considered in the report are the outcomes of the work of dedicated faculty and staff whose commitment to quality is the foundation of all they do to teach students and support them in various ways.

"At the same time," Dr. Zagora said, "this report reminds us that JCC is unique among community

colleges in that we serve high numbers of students who were top scholars in their high school classes. That is not likely to be the same profi le found at every community college. Through opportunities including the Unifi ed Student Assistance (USA) Scholarship, our honors program, and our strong transfer articulation agreements, JCC attracts high academic achievers who are confi dent that a JCC education will connect them to their goals and prepare them for both career success and the pursuit of bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and doctorates."

“Of note, the report does not count in its measures a number of other types of students for whom JCC is the springboard to college accomplishments such as those who choose JCC to begin a degree with plans to transfer elsewhere to continue their studies, those who “stop out” for a semester or more, but then return to JCC to continue making progress on their degrees, and part-time students who

choose to pursue a degree over a longer time period, often while balancing family and work with their college experience,” Dr. Zagora said. “These students represent hundreds of other success stories not captured in this data.”

New York's other top performing institutions listed in the Chronicle report were the United States Military Academy among public universities, Vassar College among private colleges, and Monroe College at New Rochelle among for-profi t colleges.

Jamestown Campus525 Falconer St., P.O. Box 20,

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Contributed ArticleDaemen College

The mission of Daemen College is to prepare students for life and leadership in an increasingly complex world. Daemen offers rigorous academic programs that develop the liberal arts-based skills and competencies. Daemen College prepares students for 21st century careers and professional excellence by strengthening career readiness through development initiatives.

Generous scholarships make attending Daemen very affordable. Our financial aid packages result in the cost of a Daemen education being comparable to the cost of a public university. Over 92% of full-time undergraduate students receive some type of financial assistance. Daemen’s merit awards are based on the student’s academic and extra curricular achievements, and there

are grants for families with high need eligibility.

Daemen prides itself on maintaining a student-centered atmosphere and a close professional and collaborative association among all members of the College community. With a 15:1 student-faculty ratio, class sizes are small giving students the opportunity to work with professors on a one-on-one basis.

Daemen College is a private, non-sectarian, co-educational college located in suburban Amherst, just minutes away from Buffalo.

Daemen has approximately

2,000 undergraduate and 1,000 graduate students.

Daemen offers a rolling admissions policy. The average high school GPA for accepted students is 90 percent, 1050 SAT. We also offer a “test optional” policy. Apply on-line (for free) at daemen.edu/apply or commonapp.org

Don’t let the college process be confusing. At Daemen, every student is assigned an admissions counselor who will walk each student/family through the process from start to finish. Visit Daemen, that’s the best way to really

get a “feel” for what the College is all about. Spring Open House is on Saturday, April 20 from 8:30am-1:00pm. This is a great opportunity to meet faculty and explore different majors, learn more about the financial aid and admissions process, and meet your

admissions counselor. Individual visits are also available Monday-Saturday. For more information, to schedule a campus visit, or to make reservations call 716-839-8225/800-462-7652, go to www.daemen.edu/admissions, or text us at 716-218-8830.

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Contributed ArticleUtica College

Adults who are interested in returning to college to complete their bachelor’s degree should investigate the ADVANCE Program at D’Youville College.

The ADVANCE Program offers adults the opportunity to complete a bachelor’s in business management in as little as 18 months while attending classes only one night per week (classes are held 6-10 pm), and most students only take one class at a time. This is all without disrupting the student’s personal and professional life.

The ADVANCE Program is designed with the adult learner in mind. Classes are smaller, taught in a seminar format, and only last five weeks. Additional required college credits can be earned through

several alternative methods. Internet Courses, Internships, Challenge/Clep Exams or courses offered other than during evenings are available to students who transfer in fewer credits but still want to complete their degree within a brief period of time.

“Your entire bachelor’s degree can be earned during the evening,” said Dr. Dion Daly, business department chair.

The ADVANCE program emphasizes leadership in the business environment. Because so many companies are undergoing changes, managers must be trained to lead the workforce through periods of disruption.

“Similar to the way business is conducted, our students get the necessary tools to advance in today’s workforce. Courses are taught by professors with

experience in business and management, so students get a unique combination of practical theory and real-life experience in each course. The seminar format also allows adult learners to share their own professional experiences,” said Jackie Milbrand, ADVANCE Program Counselor.

Another example showing that D’Youville has the adult learners needs in mind is students are not required to meet once a week in study groups.

“It’s difficult to be away from home a second night of the week to meet with a study group” says Dawn, a current ADVANCE Student. “We can still meet as a group when we need to, but it’s optional, not required like in other programs.”

The tuition cost for the ADVANCE Program is very competitive with other local adult degree

completion programs, and financial aid is available for qualified students. Payment options are also available for those looking to finance their education.

Adults interested in finding out more about this unique leadership-based program should contact the ADVANCE Office at 716-829-8090 or visit D’Youville’s website at www.dyc.edu. Classes begin in May.

Information Session:Wednesday, April 10 at 5:30 p.m.Classes begin Wednesday, May 15.It is not too late to apply for summer classes!

To register for an information session or to schedule an interview, please call 716-829-8090.

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Contributed ArticleGrove City College

Grove City College located one hour north of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a non-denominational, Christian college noted for rigorous academics and remarkable affordability.

In 2012, Grove City College was ranked

eighteenth out of the 50 Best Colleges in the United States by TheBestSchools.org. This ranking is based on a college’s record of achievement, diversity of study, freedom of inquiry and expression, academic rigor, and low cost and minimal debt. The rankings consider the quality of prospects that await students after graduation. Ninety six percent of Grove

City College graduates are employed or in graduate school six months after graduation.

Consumers Digest ranked Grove City College as the number one Top Value Private Liberal Arts College in the Nation. This ranking is based not only on the cost of the education,

but also on the academic achievement of the college’s incoming freshmen and the quality of the education the institution provides. Tuition at Grove City College is about half the national average for private colleges of the same high caliber and comparable to in-state costs for many public universities.

And while the college

accepts no federal funds, students can take advantage of institutional fi nancial aid based on need and/or merit, as well as student employment opportunities.

Established in 1876, The College was ranked eighth in the 2011 list of Most Popular Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. News & World Report. Grove City College offers more than 50 programs of study including biology, mechanical engineering, English, communication studies, history, electrical engineering, business, accounting, political science, psychology, education, physical education, economics, entrepreneurship, Biblical and religious studies, philosophy, chemistry, physics, computer science, mathematics, modern languages, music and fi ne arts, sociology and pre-professional programs.

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The University at Buffalo is a premier public

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Contributed ArticleUniversity at Buffalo

The University at Buffalo is a premier public

research university and a fl agship institution in the State University of New York system. Our students are motivated by curiosity, engaged with their studies and

determined to succeed. Working closely with our world-class faculty, they’re actively involved in the creation of new knowledge. And they have a desire to use their

discoveries to change the world for the better.

UB students regularly bring home distinguished awards like the Udall, Fulbright and Goldwater scholarships, and our professors are internationally renowned scholars and educators who have been awarded some of the most prestigious honors in their fi elds. The partnerships that form between student and professor lead to innovative solutions that benefi t the global community.

We offer more than 100 undergraduate majors, as well as a wide range of opportunities for internships and advanced research. Through learning communities such as

the University Honors College, Undergraduate Academies, Discovery Seminars and the Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities, you can gain valuable hands-on experience that will prepare you for success in today’s global marketplace.

As a public institution, we offer an excellent education at a fraction of the cost of comparable private colleges and universities. UB recently ranked 33rd in the Kiplinger’s Personal Finance 2013 list of the Best Values in Public Colleges, and 19th in the U.S. News and World Report for graduating students with the least debt.

And with UB’s new Finish in 4 program – our commitment to ensuring that you graduate in four years – we can help you to plan your academic experience so that it is as economical and effi cient as possible.On campus you’ll join one of the most international student bodies in the U.S., while the percentage of UB students who study abroad is fi ve times the national average.

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Contributed ArticleSUNY Fredonia Lifelong Learning

Lifelong Learning and Special Programs at SUNY Fredonia offers a variety of learning experiences for students as well as community members. Through Summer Sessions and J-Term (in January), undergraduate and graduate students are offered traditional classroom instruction, online learning, and study abroad experiences.

Through its Fredonia Academy, Lifelong Learning offers many noncredit learning opportunities. SUNY Fredonia traces its roots to Fredonia Academy, which offi cially opened in 1826. To honor the university’s beginnings, Lifelong Learning launched a 21st century Academy. Here, faculty and staff share their knowledge and expertise with the college and surrounding communities – much

like the Academy’s faculty did so long ago.

The Lifelong Learning Credit Program is designed for those who would like to begin their college studies on a part-time basis. This program enables individuals to apply to SUNY Fredonia and enroll in regular undergraduate courses for credit. Although the application process is greatly simplifi ed, Lifelong Learning students are held to the same academic standards as their matriculated colleagues – and experience the same

high quality education.

For community members who would like to partake in a college course but do not wish to earn college credit, course auditing is an option. By applying for course audit privileges, individuals can gain the knowledge imparted in many of the college’s regularly scheduled courses.

For more information about these programs, please visit www.fredonia.edu/lifelong or phone Lifelong Learning at 716-673-3177.

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Question: In what business and in what school can invest so little time and money and get a diploma that has the potential for an amazing career? ANSWER: The beauty industry - and The Continental School of Beauty, one of New York State’s largest family of beauty schools is an awesome choice!

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Contributed ArticleGenesee Community College

“Amazing!” “Phenomenal.” “Fantastic.” “Excellent facilities.” These are the some of the comments you hear when you speak with students who’ve attended Genesee Community College. Rated among the top 100 community colleges across the nation for student completion, GCC has a lot to offer.

The campus is, as one

student put it, “tech savvy.” GCC ranked fi rst among all 27 participating SUNY community colleges for the quality of computer support services, Internet access, effective use of information technology, and innovative use of technology in learning.

Technology is central to many of GCC’s degree and career programs, with fi ve computer technology associate degrees: the new Polysomnographic Technology (sleep tech) degree, Veterinary Technology, Biotechnology, Technical Theater, and

Environmental Studies.

In addition, GCC has added exciting opportunities of study. The already well-regarded Fashion Business program now offers a concentration in Fashion Design. For golf lovers, there’s now a course of study in Golf Management. GCC is affordable and accessible, with seven campus locations (Albion, Arcade, Batavia, Dansville, Lima, Medina and Warsaw) and more than 100 online courses offered each semester. Apartment-

style student housing and a child care facility are available at the Batavia Campus. Dozens of clubs and organizations cover all sorts of interests and fi fteen athletic teams round out the whole college experience. Still not convinced? Take the fi rst small step toward the huge opportunities awaiting you by logging on to GCC’s Student One-Stop website (www.genesee.edu/portals/student/), or come to an Open House this spring at GCC. Register online at www.genesee.edu/openhouse or call 1-866-CALL-GCC.

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Contributed ArticleBryant & Stranton College

Responding to the needs of employers in Western New York, Bryant & Stratton College has announced they are offering several new Bachelor’s degree programs as well as new Associate’s degrees.

Starting this spring, students can enroll in one of Bryant & Stratton College’s three Bachelor of Business Administration degree programs: General Management (which offers specializations in Human Resources,

Marketing, eCommerce and Project Management), General Management Financial Services, or General Management Offi ce Information Technology Management.

Bryant & Stratton College also offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Services Administration, for those who want to enter the growing healthcare fi eld or advance in the healthcare career they already have.

Hospitals, medical clinics, and nursing homes are all very complex organizations with a great many people performing everything from tests and

procedures to therapy and rehabilitation. What do Health Services Administrators do in these environments? They keep track of costs and see to it that healthcare facilities are functioning as effi ciently as possible. These professionals have a unique combination of business training and knowledge about the delivery of healthcare services, which they use to oversee budgets, coordinate staff, and more.

In addition to their new Bachelor’s degrees, Bryant & Stratton College has added new Associate’s degree programs as well. They

include Hospitality Management – Restaurant & Hotel Services, Offi ce Information Technology, and Medical Reimbursement & Coding.

Bryant & Stratton College’s Bachelor’s degree programs can be completed in under four years when you attend full-time in consecutive semesters. Their Associate’s degrees can be completed in two years or less of continuous study.

Classes are forming now for Bryant & Stratton College’s spring semester. If you’d like more information about their new Bachelor’s and Associate’s degree

programs, stop by or call the campus nearest you today: Buffalo (716.884.9120), Amherst (716.625.6300), or their Southtowns

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