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Baker is a private, liberal arts university that educates traditional and non-traditional students through small classes, innovative instructors and rigorous coursework. A History of Excellence & Support It started as an attempt to tame the rough Kansas territory more than 150 years ago. It evolved into a comprehensive and highly respected university serving nearly 4,000 students across seven campuses in Kansas and Missouri. Baker University was chartered on February 12, 1858. Named for Osmon Cleander Baker, a distinguished scholar and bishop of what is now the United Methodist Church, the school holds the honor of being the first university in Kansas. Baker graduates have gone on to successful careers as writers, scientists, explorers, teachers, business professionals, performers, politicians, academicians, visionaries, trendsetters and more. Four graduates have been named Rhodes Scholars and one has earned a Pulitzer Prize. Baker has four schools: College of Arts and Sciences School of Professional and Graduate Studies School of Nursing School of Education

The San Mateo Union High School District (SMUHSD) provides award-winning high school and adult education to the residents of Foster City, San Mateo, Burlingame, Hillsborough, Millbrae and San Bruno. Approximately 8,900 students attend six highly-rated comprehensive high schools, a special Middle College program in conjunction with the College of San Mateo, an alternative/continuation high school, and a robust Adult School Program. In addition, SMUHSD is the authorizing District for Design Tech High School. All our programs and schools are characterized by excellence and a commitment to providing the finest education possible for the students they serve. The District has graduated an estimated 134,000 young people since its founding in 1902. Learn more about our presence on Social Media: www.smuhsd.org/stay-connected

Notre Dame de Namur University (NDNU) is a Catholic, not-for-profit, coeducational institution dedicated to serving adult learners from diverse backgrounds. Founded in 1851 by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, NDNU holds the distinction of being the third-oldest college in California and the first to offer baccalaureate degrees to women. With a strong focus on academic excellence, social justice, and community engagement, NDNU provides WSCUC accredited graduate and degree completion programs in business, education, and psychology, fostering leadership and professional growth. For more information, visit www.ndnu.edu.