Prospective students who submit their Common Application between October 23-25 pay no application fee.
View this post on Instagram Kites and bubbles were a good excuse to get some fresh air on Wednesday for "Soaring Above Stigma," an event organized by @pcactiveminds for Mental Health Awareness Month. A post shared by Providence College (@provcollege) on Oct 22, 2020 at 1:50pm PDT
Kites and bubbles were a good excuse to get some fresh air on Wednesday for "Soaring Above Stigma," an event organized by @pcactiveminds for Mental Health Awareness Month.
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View this post on Instagram Know any #FutureFriars interested in the Class of 2025? @PCadmission has announced that it is: ∙ waiving application fees from Oct. 23-25 ∙ extending early application deadlines to Nov. 15 ∙ and increasing the number of merit scholarships by 35 percent A post shared by Providence College (@provcollege) on Oct 21, 2020 at 2:10pm PDT
Know any #FutureFriars interested in the Class of 2025? @PCadmission has announced that it is: ∙ waiving application fees from Oct. 23-25 ∙ extending early application deadlines to Nov. 15 ∙ and increasing the number of merit scholarships by 35 percent
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View this post on Instagram Your pod is the people with whom you live. Think of your pod like your family at home — people you are with all the time. The key thing to remember is to avoid going from one pod to another, because that is how the virus spreads. When you have to interact with someone outside your pod, such as when you are in class, always wear a mask and practice physical distancing by staying six feet apart. Sticking with your pod is critical to keeping yourself and your fellow Friars safe. #FriarsProtectFriars A post shared by Providence College (@provcollege) on Oct 20, 2020 at 9:09am PDT
Your pod is the people with whom you live. Think of your pod like your family at home — people you are with all the time. The key thing to remember is to avoid going from one pod to another, because that is how the virus spreads. When you have to interact with someone outside your pod, such as when you are in class, always wear a mask and practice physical distancing by staying six feet apart. Sticking with your pod is critical to keeping yourself and your fellow Friars safe. #FriarsProtectFriars
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View this post on Instagram On Monday, as part of Mental Health Awareness Month, @PCBOP installed 1,000 pinwheels on Slavin Lawn to commemorate college-aged people who died by suicide. A post shared by Providence College (@provcollege) on Oct 19, 2020 at 1:53pm PDT
On Monday, as part of Mental Health Awareness Month, @PCBOP installed 1,000 pinwheels on Slavin Lawn to commemorate college-aged people who died by suicide.
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View this post on Instagram Returning in-person for the fall 2020 semester was the first round in a fight that will continue to test our endurance. We got knocked down. We need to get back up. And we need to make it to November. To do this, we need everyone’s help. Students, click our link in bio to sign the comeback pledge. A post shared by Providence College (@provcollege) on Oct 16, 2020 at 8:15am PDT
Returning in-person for the fall 2020 semester was the first round in a fight that will continue to test our endurance. We got knocked down. We need to get back up. And we need to make it to November. To do this, we need everyone’s help. Students, click our link in bio to sign the comeback pledge.
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View this post on Instagram We can't wait to see students in our outdoor classroom spaces as in-person classes resume. Six outdoor spaces are available, including two constructed in response to the pandemic. Click our link in bio to learn about them. Students are at work on the astronomy observation deck at the PC Science Complex; in the garden outside Hunt-Cavanagh Hall; in the McGlynn Sculpture Court, under the watchful eye of Pope John XXIII; and outside the Smith Center for the Arts and St. Dominic Chapel, as well as in the Calabria Pavilion of Champions, near Schneider Arena. A post shared by Providence College (@provcollege) on Oct 9, 2020 at 10:24am PDT
We can't wait to see students in our outdoor classroom spaces as in-person classes resume. Six outdoor spaces are available, including two constructed in response to the pandemic. Click our link in bio to learn about them. Students are at work on the astronomy observation deck at the PC Science Complex; in the garden outside Hunt-Cavanagh Hall; in the McGlynn Sculpture Court, under the watchful eye of Pope John XXIII; and outside the Smith Center for the Arts and St. Dominic Chapel, as well as in the Calabria Pavilion of Champions, near Schneider Arena.
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