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Student Experience

Unique Opportunities & Sisterhood

When a school is just the right size, you can do anything and everything you want to!

Try out for the team. Sign up to travel. Give something a shot, or change your mind.

Find balance

& enjoy opportunities

Mission

& Ministry

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Daily prayer, retreats and masses guide your growing relationship with God, all with the support of dedicated Campus Ministers.

 

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Arts

Express Yourself

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Express your creativity in a theater production, the annual art show, regular school broadcasts, or even as photographer for Ursuline's social media.

 

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Clubs

& Organizations

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Feed your curiosity, learn new things and have some fun by joining a club or campus organization - or maybe, start a new one. 

 

Find a Club You Like

Athletics

Sports, Fitness & Fun

16 sports teams and several clubs offer all kinds of competitive and recreational experiences that build leadership skills and a healthy competitive spirit.

 

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Global Ed

Discover the World

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Expand your understanding of other cultures through travel, the Global Scholars program, or virtual classes with Ursuline sister schools around the world.

 

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House System

School Spirit

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Join your House sisters for spirited fun, color coordination, and year-round competition for the coveted Ursuline Crown!

 

Explore the House System

Bearista

 Cafe

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Ursuline's on-campus coffee shop is completely student-run, with all proceeds going toward scholarships. One latte, please!

Part of your day may be loud and exciting with house camaraderie, other times are quiet and reflective. Whether you are doing your own thing or surrounded by your Ursuline sisters, you can explore as gently or as boldly as you choose here.

Oh, what a day!

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Daily Schedule

Your daily schedule is based on a modified block schedule. You will take eight classes a semester, attending four 75-minute classes each day in a rotating schedule.  

The classroom is just where it starts.

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Activity Period

Every day, you have a 45-minute Activity Period. During this time, all teachers are available if you want to set up a meeting with them, get ahead on homework, makeup a test, study with a friend. If you are all caught up on your work, stop by the Bearista Cafe for a mid-morning pick-me-up!

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“Together” (a.k.a. Insieme)

For 20 minutes every day, in House meetings, Mentor Groups, or all-school assemblies, students from all grade levels share what it means to be a Bear. 

For four years, we grew up alongside each other. We celebrated together, stressed together, laughed together, and sometimes cried together. Katie M. Class of 2026