RWU is a leading independent, coeducational university with 50+ majors and even more minors to choose from in liberal arts or professional programs; where you can choose your course of study or create it. Personal attention is guaranteed, and professors (never TA’s) teach all courses—even the intros. Our student-to-faculty ratio is 14:1 and our class size averages just 19 students; so when we say personal attention we mean it. Our goal is to prepare you for life after college, whether for employment or graduate study, and thanks to a collaborative relationship between our Community Partnerships Center (CPC), the Feinstein Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement, and our Career Center– we’re better than ever. Students work on real-world projects to benefit local communities, earn credit for doing good and doing well, and take internships around the country and the world. Speaking of around the world– the University encourages all students to study abroad. Whether it’s for a year, a semester, a summer session or even a mini-mester, RWU students study on every continent but Antarctica! More interested in research? Faculty/student research allows students to learn from hands-on experience with professors, often with the opportunity to present their research at national and international industry conferences. Many of our students are published researchers long before they’re alumni. But the college experience is more than what happens in the classroom, It’s about living away from home, doing your own laundry, getting involved on campus and defining the person you want to be. With more than 70 clubs and organizations and 22 varsity athletics teams, RWU has opportunities for your every interest. Then there’s our location. You’d be amazed by how many people have seen pictures but still can’t believe how beautiful our campus is. Located in Bristol, R.I. and surrounded by water, we’ve got old New England charm with...

Wheaton College is an explicitly Christian, academically rigorous, fully residential liberal arts college and graduate school located in Wheaton, Illinois. Established in 1860, Wheaton is guided by its original mission to provide excellence in Christian higher education, and offers more than 40 undergraduate degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, and 14 graduate degrees.

Located next to Braintree's historic district and just up the hill from the MBTA’s final Red Line stop is the historic 34-acre campus of Thayer Academy. Since 1877, our coeducational day school for grades 5-12 (Middle School, grades 5-8; Upper School, grades 9-12) has been an enabling and ennobling environment where each student is affirmed, supported, and challenged to take on responsibilities, ambitions, and achievements. Thayer continues to be a place where tradition and innovation meet, and where students form lifelong relationships with one another and with inspiring teachers who care deeply about their students'​ personal growth and academic success.

The Mission of Tabor Academy: Tabor Academy is a coeducational, rigorous, college preparatory boarding and day school. Tabor enrolls students demonstrating academic ability, strong motivation, sound character, emotional stability, and a willingness to participate fully in the school community. Tabor is founded on the belief that a healthy school community finds common ground while embracing differences and, therefore, accepts a racially, ethnically, religiously, economically, and internationally diverse student body. Tabor students are expected to respect one another and to care for their school. Tabor's academic, artistic, athletic, and community programs provide distinctive opportunities for students to achieve genuine understanding and significant skills and to identify and pursue personal goals. As "the school by the sea,"​ Tabor sustains a unique maritime heritage that embodies, in all its programs, the qualities a seagoing life requires: thoughtful preparation for and awareness of the wider world, perseverance, courage, good humor, a sense of direction, and humility. Tabor's faculty commit themselves to balancing high demands with genuine affection for their students and to fostering relationships founded on the compassion, personal integrity, and trust that anchor Tabor's community.

The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) is dedicated to scientific discovery – exploring fundamental biology, understanding marine biodiversity and the environment, and informing the human condition through research and education. Founded in Woods Hole, Massachusetts in 1888, the MBL is a private, nonprofit institution and an affiliate of the University of Chicago.

Jones Memorial Hospital, located in beautiful southwestern New York State, is a 49-bed acute care facility serving all of Allegany County, as well as western Steuben County and northern Potter County, PA. Truly a community hospital, JMH is committed to continuously raising quality and safety to higher levels and providing top quality healthcare in a hometown community setting.

Riverview School is an independent coeducational boarding/day school, providing a caring community for adolescents and young adults between the ages of 11 and 22 with complex language, learning and cognitive challenges. The School is committed to developing student competence and confidence in academic, social and independent living skills.

Harnessing the power of inspired learning in a world-renowned scientific and vibrant artistic community, Falmouth Academy emboldens each student to take creative and intellectual risks to confidently engage the challenges of our times.

TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN is a civic & social organization company based out of 653 LOCUST ST, Middletown, Indiana, United States.

Cape Cod Academy is the only (and oldest) independent, co-educational, college preparatory school serving students from kindergarten to grade 12 on Cape Cod. CCA fosters a life-long drive to learn and grow and make a difference in the world. Cape Cod Academy teaches students habits of heart and mind that prepare them to be successful in college, healthy in life, and contributors to society - both locally and globally. The Academy is a student-centered college preparatory day academy for kindergarten through twelfth grade whose mission is the pursuit of academic excellence and the development of life skills in a safe and values-centered community. We encourage our students to know themselves, to be curious about others, and to live by our 4 values: honesty, compassion, respect and scholarship. You can count on us to notice your child's individual talents and curiosities, to meet them where they are in our teaching, and to offer him or her multiple opportunities for self-directed study, service, and leadership. We offer a full K through 12 education with a focus on early childhood development, art and music, AP classes, service & entrepreneurship, and more. The integrated curriculum throughout our lower, upper and middle schools allow our students to stretch their potential throughout their time here. (Cape Cod Academy, Inc. (“the Academy”) is a non-profit corporation located in Osterville Massachusetts. The Academy was organized in 1976 and incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts)

Inly is a Montessori+ school of students ages 18mos through 8th Grade. Inly is an inclusive community of learners who explore and shape themselves and the world with joyful curiosity, courage, and compassion. We currently have a number of employment opportunities at Inly, please go here to learn more: https://www.inlyschool.org/employment

RTR is dedicated to serving individuals with intellectual disabilities, emotional/behavioral challenges and complex medical needs. Now ranked among the largest and most effective human service providers, RTR has gained national recognition for the quality of it's residential, employment and day habilitation programs. Professional integrity and respect for those we serve are the guiding principles behind RTR's extraordinary success. Our mission is simple: To provide the means, the opportunity and the support necessary to allow people with disabilities to take their place as productive members of the community.