Why Get Involved at Rockhurst
As a young person transitioning from high school to college, you expect to go to school to get an education, graduate in four(ish) years, earn a reputable degree, and land a great job.
As a young person transitioning from high school to college, you expect to go to school to get an education, graduate in four(ish) years, earn a reputable degree, and land a great job.
Whether it is easy to admit or not, most college students will get homesick at one point - when it is your first year especially. This feeling can make you feel lost and lonely. But it will get better, we promise.
At Rockhurst, our freshmen always live on campus, but many older students choose to stick around too. It’s easy to see why, too!
For many students, being out of high school and on a college campus marks the first time they’re no longer involved in club sports or organized competitions. Many are also looking for college activities to meet new people.
The world of college intramural sports awaits.
One of the hardest parts about college is knowing what to do when you’re out of class and done with your work. Well, you have a lot of options, and we’re here to help you out with some of them.
Short answer: awesome.