Losing sleep over selecting a college major?  For many students preparing for college, this is a daunting task.  How can one be sure to make the right decision?  How does a student balance their interests, strengths, and dreams?  What resources are available for guidance?  Rivermont Collegiate invites all Quad City students and their families to attend College Night at Rivermont on Thursday, March 3rd from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Guest speaker Eric Rowell, Director of Career Development at Augustana College, will provide advice to students preparing for college.  Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to get professional recommendations and feedback on selecting a college major and minor, charting your college path, and discovering resources available for guidance.  Bring questions!  This event is free and open to the public.

Rivermont Collegiate is the Quad Cities' only independent, nonsectarian, multicultural college prep school for students in preschool through twelfth grade.  At Rivermont, college counseling begins in the ninth grade and encourages students to explore a variety of college opportunities.  Counseling is custom built to each student and limitless, offering specialized attention throughout the often complicated application process.  100% of Rivermont graduates are accepted to 4 year colleges and universities and over 90% earn renewable college merit scholarships.

This event will be held in the Joseph Bettendorf Mansion on the Rivermont campus, located at 1821 Sunset Drive, directly off 18th Street behind K&K Hardware in Bettendorf.

For additional information on Rivermont Collegiate or Thursday's College Night, contact Cindy Murray at (563) 359-1366 ext. 302 or murray@rvmt.org.

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