Are you a prospective YC student? If so, please join us on campus April 14-15 for Panther Days! We have a number of things planned just for you, including an academic showcase, where you’ll meet professors; a number of arts and athletic events; and some fun activities to help you get connected to the campus culture at YC--including Songfest, the annual musical review featuring 1/4 of the student body!

You can stay in the residence halls, eat in the cafeteria, attend classes and chapel, and see what the YC student experience is all about. You can also try out for some athletic teams and the choir while you're here. There's no cost to attend for high school students.
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Register online now to get started!

York College has announced the finalists for its most prestigious academic financial award, the Presidential Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to one incoming freshman each year and recognizes academic achievement as well as high moral character.

Finalists for this award are Brianna Eckerberg (Gering, Neb.), David Tupper (Ewa Beach, Hawaii), Elizabeth Ryan (Mountain Home, Idaho), Eva Maria Jones (Salem, Ore.), Jacob Kuhne (Mukwonago, Wis.), Joseph Wanninger (Berthoud, Colo.), Kellie Fredendall (Jefferson City, Mo.), and Kennedy Gray (Great Falls, Mont.).
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To be considered for this award, students must meet high academic standards as well as submit written essays and other application materials. Top candidates are invited to campus for interviews to determine the recipient of the President’s Scholar. All finalists will receive the Dean’s Scholarship. The Presidential Scholarship recipient will be announced later this week.

​According to a recent ranking from Best Value Schools, York College is ranked #4 in the nation for its affordability and quality among small colleges for its criminal justice degree.   

If you’ve read the headlines lately, you’ve seen the urgent need for Christian women and men in uniform, keeping the peace and serving communities in their hour of need. The criminal justice program at York College is producing just that—graduates with the heart and the skills to serve in the diverse needs of law related careers, from officers to lawyers to forensic scientists.