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Mills College M Center Academic Records Cross Registration 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and eligibility requirements for Mills College students to participate in a cross-registration program with various host institutions. It specifies submission timelines, course credit limitations, prerequisites, and responsibilities for dropping classes. The document also details the grading process, transcript evaluations, and associated costs for part-time students.

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What is unique about Mills College?

Founded in 1852 as the first U.S. womens college west of the Rocky Mountains, Mills College was also the first to enact an admissions policy for transgender students.

Is Mills College a good school?

Our founders motto has stood the test of time: One destination, many paths. Mills College and those of us who have passed through its gates since 1852 have evolved, changed, and taken many and varied paths along the way.

What is the controversy with Mills College?

In 2019, Forbes included Mills as one of the 650 best schools in the United States out of a possible 4,300 degree-granting postsecondary institutions. Forbes ranked Mills as follows: No. 343 in Top Colleges 2019.

Is Mills College at Northeastern University a good school?

Mills College at Northeastern carries forward Mills reputation as a leading liberal arts college, with expertise in social justice and womens leadership, as well as longstanding ties with the Oakland community.

What is Mills College known for?

Mills College alums fought to keep the womens college independent from Northeastern. More than 400 former students claimed that Mills misrepresented the merger with Northeastern University after 170 years as an independent womens college. Despite settling, Mills College and Northeastern still deny all allegations.

What is the acceptance rate for Mills College Northeastern University?

In 2021, the undergraduate acceptance rate of Mills College at Northeastern University was 79.8% (676 admissions from 847 applications). This is lower than the acceptance rate of 2020, which was 91.1%. Between 2020 and 2021, the number of applicants grew by 2.79%, while admissions declined by 9.99%.

What is Mills College called now?

Mills College at Northeastern University Former namesYoung Ladies Seminary (18521865) Mills Seminary (18651906) Mills College (18852022) Established 1852 Parent institution Northeastern University Dean Beth D. Kochly Students 207 more rows

Mills College M Center Academic Records Cross Registration 2025

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