Sarah Archer

PSALM 56:3

WHEN I AM AFRAID, I PUT MY TRUST IN YOU

Axolotls can regenerate almost any part of their body, including limbs, spinal cord, heart, and even parts of their brain!

Quokkas, small marsupials from Australia, are known as the “world’s happiest animals” because they appear to be smiling in most of their photos.

Hedgehogs sleep curled up into a ball to protect themselves, and their spines are not only a defense mechanism but also help them float on water!

Fennec Foxes, native to the Sahara Desert, have large ears that help them dissipate heat and also enable them to hear prey moving underground.

Red Pandas use their fluffy tails as blankets to keep warm in the cold mountain forests of the Himalayas and China.

Business is the most commonly held bachelor’s degree, followed by health professions.

Only 62% of students who start a degree or certificate program finish their program within six years.

Nearly four-in-ten Americans ages 25 and older have a bachelor’s degree, a share that has grown over the last decade.

Campuses are impressive for a reason. The look of the campus and its facilities are big selling points for many colleges: hotel-like swimming pools, state-of-the-art fitness centers, restaurants, movie theaters, rock-climbing walls, game rooms, etc. Think resort features more than ivy-covered libraries and study halls.

More girls go to college than boys. This is reflected in school populations where women are often the majority.