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Molli Walters celebrated her graduation from Shawnee State University at the end of the spring semester. Walters, a native of Chillicothe, Ohio, is excited to start her career in a teaching position following graduation.
College affordability is a concern for most graduating high school seniors. According to SSU President Jeff Bauer, Shawnee State University is making college possible for these students through a free-tuition program.
A native of Portsmouth, Ohio, Katie Fannin recently graduated from Shawnee State University with a degree in Adolescent-to-Young Adult (AYA) English Education.
Choosing a major that fit her passion for teaching, Mercedez Silvis is preparing to graduate from Shawnee State University this month with a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood – Special Education.
Shawnee State University has announced a Free Tuition Initiative – offering free tuition to Pell-eligible first-time students who have a minimum 3.0 GPA and 18 ACT score living in Scioto, Lawrence, Adams, Pike, Jackson, and Ross counties in Ohio, as well as Greenup, Boyd, and Lewis counties in Kentucky.
Current SSU student Samantha McLaughlin came into the education field after transferring from another university where she received a bachelor’s degree in Art History, English, and Latin. Her previous institution did not offer a teaching licensure program like the one she found at SSU.
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