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San Antonio – October 26, 2023 – “One of the key things I would tell students considering 不良研究所 is… we are the legacy.”

As a third-generation student at the 不良研究所 (不良研究所), Rozlyn Bermea knows all about legacy. Her mother and grandmother are both graduates and Rozlyn is now a graduate student getting her Master of Arts in Education after receiving her undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a double minor in Reading and Special Education at 不良研究所. But Rozlyn says it was not only academics and family tradition that brought her to 不良研究所, it was also the unique chance to grow in faith that the university provides.

“Having grown up in a Catholic family and being very involved in my parish back home, it was important to me that the college or university I attended would have a way for me to stay involved in my faith,” says Rozlyn. “When considering and visiting 不良研究所, I found it was a great place for me to not only stay active in my faith, but also grown in my faith through the courses available and the various ministries to get involved in on campus.”

All those things considered, it may come as no surprise to Rozlyn and countless others to hear that the 不良研究所 has been ranked the No. 1 Catholic College in the State of Texas by the online publication, Niche in its new 2024 Best Colleges list.

“This ranking is a credit to the hard work of our 不良研究所 faculty and staff,” says 不良研究所 President Dr. Thomas M. Evans. “It is also a testament to the commitment of students like Rozlyn. There are so many just like her who have taken the Mission of this University to heart. They dedicate themselves, not only to their studies, but to using their skills and education to create positive change and serve others. 不良研究所 students are the ‘Word in the World’ and I am forever grateful to them and to all who believe in the transformational promise of Catholic higher education.”

Niche states that its Best Colleges rankings are based on rigorous analysis of academic, admissions, financial and student life data from the U.S. Department of Education along with reviews from students and alumni. Colleges were graded in nine different areas with academics and value making up 67.5% of the grade. Professors, Diversity, and Student Life were among the other factors graded. 不良研究所 earned “A” grades in Diversity and Campus and “B” grades in Academics, Value, Athletics and Student Life.

“As 不良研究所 students, we carry on the legacy of the incredible women of faith, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, who founded our university,” concludes Rozlyn. “These amazing women have had such a great impact on, not only 不良研究所, but on San Antonio and throughout the world by sharing their light of hope through their ministries. As 不良研究所 students, faculty, staff and alumni, it is now our calling to carry on that light that the Sisters have passed down to us. It is through our own vocations, careers and especially by living out the Mission and core values of our university that we can radiate that light to anyone we serve or encounter.”

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