High School Students Transfer/Adult Admission International Admission Graduate Admission

Meet Our Counselors Ursuline's Office of Admission is staffed with people who genuinely want to see you succeed, beginning with a solid education. We are eager to meet you and can guide you through the admission process. If you have any questions about your application, please don't hesitate to contact us. Professional Staff Kimberly Shepherd: Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Admission (440) 449-4203 kshepherd@ursuline.edu Teena Bresson, B.A.: Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admission Recruitment Territory: Designated areas of Ashland County; Cuyahoga County; Erie County; Geauga County; Huron County; Lake County; Lorain County; Medina County; Richland County; Stark County; Summit County; Wayne County. (440) 449-4203 tbresson@ursuline.edu AIM Screen name: UCteena Jelena Tompkins, B.A.: Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admission Recruitment Territory: Designated areas of Cuyahoga County; all of Western Ohio (Toledo, Cincinnati, Dayton areas). (440) 449-4203 jtompkins@ursuline.edu AIM Screen name: UC Jelena Faith Corbin, B.B.A.: Undergraduate Admission Counselor Recruitment Territory: Designated areas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio; Eastern Ohio; Central Ohio; New York; and Pennsylvania. (440) 449-4203 fcorbin@ursuline.edu AIM Screen name: UC FaithC Tanya Chaney, B.A.: Undergraduate Adult/Transfer Admission Counselor Recruitment Territory: Works with all adult/transfer student populations from the greater Cleveland area. (440) 449-4203 tchaney@ursuline.edu Christine Mauer, M.A.: Undergraduate Admission Counselor for International Students (440) 449-4203 cmauer@ursuline.edu Travel Schedules Admission counselors travel to high schools and college fairs -- find out when we will visit your school next, then come see us! 2550 Lander Rd. - Pepper Pike, OH 44124-4398 1.888.URSULINE or 440.449.4203 Travel Schedules Tips from Counselors Visit the schools you are strongly considering -- more than once. Only by being on campus will you get an honest feeling about the school. Trust your instincts and gut feelings. This is the college you will be attending for 4 years (not your parents, your friends, or your boyfriend/girlfriend). Talk to the students, tour guides, and professors that you see on campus during your visit. Ask them things you really want to know because they know the school better than anyone! Apply early (October of your Senior year). Then you can relax and enjoy your Senior year. Inquire early about scholarships. Colleges and universities have individual deadlines and you don't want to miss them. Consider spending the night on campus with a student host. If you want to live on campus, this will give you a taste of student life. Most important, enjoy your college search! It can be a stressful time, but make the best of it.