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Making College at UNR a Reality for CCHS Students

Making College at UNR a Reality for CCHS Students
UNR admissions officer Stephanie Price with student Maddie Keller and her parents.

University of Nevada, Reno and Churchill County School District have begun a partnership, pre-approving student applications to the University based on transcripts and meeting individually with their parents and the student.  

Dr. Sue Segura is on a mission to "provide every opportunity to our students,” she said. CCHS enrollment into UNR has increased by 128% because of her efforts in the past year and a half, according to data provided by UNR. 

Because of Segura’s efforts with UNR, they approached CCSD to see if they would be interested in piloting a program where UNR reviews transcripts and then preapproves enrollment.  After going back and forth with the Memorandum of Understanding, a plan was put together for UNR to meet in person with the future students and their parents.  

“What a great opportunity for our parents and our students,” Segura said. Because of the partnership, students were able to meet with UNR recruiters before Nevada Bound trips (facilitated by Segura) begin October 18, November 15, and November 18.

Stephanie Price, Admissions Officer at UNR, was able to advise students on the admissions process, scholarship applications, and help students actually apply for both. “This is a homerun for students as they pursue their School to Career pathways,” Segura said, “Go Pack!!”

 

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