Northern Marianas College School of Business students recently achieved remarkable success in the Capsim 2.0 global business simulation program. The NMC students placed in the top 10 percentile among 6,658 participants from around the world.

19 Northern Marianas College School of Business students were recently inducted into the Sigma Beta Delta international honor society. These students ranked in the top twenty percent of the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral classes at schools with chapters of Sigma Beta Delta. 

Four Northern Marianas College Natural Resource Management students, three of whom are in the Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) Program, had the opportunity to attend the 15th Annual Conference on Island Sustainability hosted by the University of Guam’s Center for Island Sustainability. The conference featured regional leaders, scientists, and subject matter experts from across the region and included speakers, panel discussions on various topics relating to sustainability, and multiple breakout sessions.

Among the many Northern Marianas College graduates contributing toward our local workforce, there is one journey that stands out as a shining example of resilience and dedication.

Northern Marianas College nursing students Ninfa Rabago and Joanne Samson recently had the opportunity to represent the CNMI in the Pacific Non-Communicable Disease Youth Ambassadors Regional Workshop held in New Caledonia.

Community members interested in pursuing higher education are invited to attend Northern Marianas College’s free information session regarding the upcoming Summer 2024 semester on Wednesday, May 8, 2024.