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Through a new partnership between Loyola University Maryland and the Maryland Tech Council (MTC), Loyola will offer MTC members a 15% reduction in tuition.
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Loyola University Maryland’s Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship requests applications for the center’s sixth Baltipreneurs Accelerator.
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The Edyth T. James Department of Nursing at WAU proudly announced that its most recent cohort of students achieved a 100% first-time pass rate on the NCLEX-RN exam.
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Notre Dame of Maryland University and Goucher College are partnering to offer a fast-track bachelor of science nursing degree program for students to earn a second degree.
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Loyola University Maryland and Gettysburg College partnered to open Loyola’s new accelerated Emerging Leaders MBA 4+1 program to students at Gettysburg College.
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Catherine (Cathy) Hurd Brings 19 Years of Higher Education Leadership Experience to Notre Dame
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Emma Ward, M.Ed., was recognized by the Department of Catholic Schools as the Archdiocese of Baltimore Elementary School Teacher of the Year.
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Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management introduced two new accelerated graduate programs.
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McDaniel College welcomes the newest class of Green Terrors to the Hill with 540 first-year and transfer students, one of the college’s largest incoming classes.
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