MHS Faculty and Staff Resources

Faculty and staff at MHS can be excellent resources to answer questions about the college(s) they attended.  Here is a list of current MHS teachers and staff and where they attended college: 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmbTX6povT4zdFlRdlZuQmticUdMZGlRNFo3YkM0Mnc#gid=0

Teachers are very willing to answer questions you may have about their school, and we encourage students to take advantage of this opportunity.

THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND

The University of Rhode Island is the state's flagship institution of higher education, and its only public university. As such, we are uniquely positioned, ready and able to provide innovative ideas, adaptive intelligence and breakthrough research to enhance the lives of the people in our state, nation, and world.

At URI you'll discover a small, beautiful, student-centered learning environment with the resources, research capabilities, and opportunities of a much larger public institution. In other words, we may be a smaller university, but our thinking is big. At URI, you'll find some of the best and brightest entrepreneurs, innovators, and discoverers on our faculty, in our research enterprise, and in our student body.

And we are growing a community that embraces equity, diversity, and unity, in which students graduate with the capability to work across cultures, languages, lifestyles and traditions, because they have themselves been valued for both their individuality and the cultures they bring with them.

http://www.uri.edu/index.html

Location: Kingston, RI
School Type: Public school located in a rural community.
Enrollment: 13,093
Campus Type: Residential
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 15-1

Number of MHS students that applied:

2009: 8 Applied 7 Admitted
2010: 20 Applied 15 Admitted
2011: 19 Applied 16 Admitted
2012: 20 Applied 4 Admitted

This university accepts the Common Application.

Averaged combined SAT: 1670
Averaged combined ACT: 25
Average GPA: 3.38
Tuition: $25,720 Out-of-State
Room & Board: $10,854
URI offers 80 Majors.

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

One of the nation’s premier small liberal arts colleges, Ohio Wesleyan University—or OWU (pronounced “oh-WOO”)—Ohio Wesleyan boasts a rigorous curriculum, exceptionally strong mentoring relationships between students and faculty, and a host of experiential learning opportunities that link the liberal arts to practical realities and prepare students for service and leadership in their careers and communities.

Chartered in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan is a highly selective, coeducational, residential, privately supported liberal arts college located 20 minutes north of Columbus in Delaware, Ohio, a vibrant community of 31,000 and seat of one of the fastest-growing counties in the country.

With a campus of more than 200 acres adjoining downtown Delaware, the Ohio Wesleyan community includes 137 full-time faculty members and some 1,850 students. OWU is profiled in Colleges That Change Lives by Loren Pope and is consistently highly ranked by such organizations and publications as The Princeton Review, The Templeton Foundation, the National Survey of Student Engagement, Washington Monthly, and U.S. News and World Report.

Location: Delaware, OH

School Type: Private school located within a small town.
Enrollment: 1,911
Website: www.owu.edu

Number of MHS students that applied:
2010: 3 Applied 3 Admitted
2011: 2 Applied 2 Admitted
2012: 1 Applied N/A Admitted
This university accepts the Common Application.

SAT or ACT’s are required.

Average combined SAT: 1745
Average combined ACT: 26
Average GPA: 3.4

Tuition: $35,918 per year (2011/2012)

Room & Board: $9.700 per year (2011/2012)