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The Truth About Junior College

Written by Hannah Leahy on . Posted in Sports

Many student-athletes at MBU come from their own unique athletic background. One way that seems to be gaining more popularity as the price of college tuition rises is going to junior college first instead of a typical, four-year university.

 Alisse Koishor, a junior from Highland, Missouri, transferred to MBU from Kaskaskia College in Centralia, Illinois. Koishor, currently a midfielder on the MBU women’s soccer team, is among the many junior college transfers who have found that path to MBU sports effective and life-changing.     Photo by Hannah Leahy

Don’t Give up on the Dream of College Sports

Written by Ryan Rerich on . Posted in Sports

Many athletes strive to become an athlete who advances past the high school level, but they often give up hope during some point in their young life. My advice is this: Take advantage of the opportunities available to you and don’t give up on your dream.

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Photo by: Ryan Rerich

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