The Spring Open House was held on March 28. The theme was, “I Am KSU, You Can Be Too!” The Open House format was restructured, and the following goals were set and met: (Results are in red.)
Attendees will complete evaluation forms on-site or electronically.
Evaluation forms were available in paper and electronic formats. Booths were set up with laptops for paper and electronic submission. One hundred three evaluations were submitted.
Seventy-five percent of attendees will rate their experience as “satisfied” or “very satisfied”.
96% reported that they were “satisfied” or “very satisfied” with their experience.
Current high school students who are involved in KSU pre-college initiatives or dual credit learning will be featured.
Miss Lakyn Miller, Franklin County High School senior and Upward Bound student; KSU Class of 2019
Attendees who have submitted Intent to Enroll forms will be recognized.
Done. Furthermore, Presidential Scholars who submitted Intent to Enrolls were recognized, and it was reported that the highest ACT composite was 34 and the highest GPA was 4.5.
Three hundred (300) students will register to attend the Spring Open House.
339 registered
Twenty-five percent of senior prospective students attending will submit an application for admission for the fall semester.
70% of the seniors who registered for the Spring Open House applied for admission.
The Thorobred Express stops have been identified for the fall semester. The Express will stop in Eastern Kentucky, Lexington and Elizabethtown. The first stop is tentatively scheduled for September 4 in Elizabethtown.
The Office of Student Affairs has solicited the participation of alumni for the inaugural All-Star Alumni Convocation Series to be held annually during the month of October. Alumni have been requested to submit nominations of alumni to speak each Thursday in October. A panel of students, alumni and the Vice President for Student Affairs will choose the finalists. The speakers for this inaugural series will be determined by August.
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