Larry Stansberry of New Orleans says that what sets apart a good school from a great one is tradition, which is why he attended the Holy Cross College. The school's official website best describes these traditions, saying, “Brother John Driscoll, CSC served as president and dean for the first two decades of the college’s history from 1966 until June 1987. Then after two interim presidents, Br. Richard Gilman, CSC, PhD, presided over the next two decades of growth and change from 1992 until 2010. Under Br. Richard’s supervision, the college was transformed from a two-year community college into a residential four-year liberal arts college. Today the college is led by Br. John Paige, CSC, PhD, former Vicar General of the Congregation of Holy Cross.”

“In 1993, the college reached world-wide fame in the movie Rudy the story of a young man who attends Holy Cross College and through diligence and hard work overcomes great odds to achieve his dream of attending the University of Notre Dame and playing football for the Fighting Irish. In those days, Holy Cross was a two-year junior college with a reputation for helping transform good students into excellent students capable of admissions into the nation’s finest universities. http://imgfave.com/view/5965404

Today, Holy Cross’s reputation for producing excellent students is even stronger as a destination school in its own right. Local, national, and international students enroll to earn their four-year BA degrees from Holy Cross College. The College has welcomed students from all 50 states and 30 foreign countries. Currently, we are one of only a handful of colleges in the US accepting Iraqi students as an act of goodwill to help foster peace and understanding between our two countries.”

Larry Stansberry of New Orleans says that Holy Cross's traditions and moral fiber make it one of the best schools around. As the school's official website continues to explain, “College athletes come to Holy Cross College to try out for an opportunity to play on one of the Saints intercollegiate athletic teams of basketball, golf, soccer, hockey, lacrosse, and cheerleading. Students of many faiths and beliefs call Holy Cross College home.

Catholic students will appreciate the convenience of daily mass and weekly confession in St. Joseph Chapel. Those who are open to spiritual growth and development are invited to get involved in Holy Cross College’s Campus Ministry.”

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