Featured student: Quinn Remaeker
| Name: | Quinn Remaeker |
|---|---|
| School: | Marquette University |
| Hometown: | Norwalk, IA |
| Major: | Speech Pathology |
Quinn, a 2026 graduate of Dowling Catholic High School, will attend Marquette University. She shared that she chose to attend Marquette "because the campus immediately felt like home and a place where I can thrive."
At Marquette, Quinn will pursue a major in Speech Pathology. Her future plans include attending graduate school to pursue a career in speech pathology.
We asked Quinn:
Why did you choose to attend a Catholic college/university?
I chose a Catholic college to continue to grow my life spiritually and to continue volunteer work engaging in the community.
What aspect of your college/university are you most excited about?
Attending Marquette as a swimmer and being part of their first women's swim team.
What one tip about the college application process would you share with seniors or their parents?
My one tip would be to allow yourself enough time to complete before the deadline so it is less stressful; and you will probably need more time than you think!
What advice would you share with with soon-to-be high school seniors as they begin their senior year in the fall?
I would say to enjoy every moment!
At Marquette, Quinn will pursue a major in Speech Pathology. Her future plans include attending graduate school to pursue a career in speech pathology.
We asked Quinn:
Why did you choose to attend a Catholic college/university?
I chose a Catholic college to continue to grow my life spiritually and to continue volunteer work engaging in the community.
What aspect of your college/university are you most excited about?
Attending Marquette as a swimmer and being part of their first women's swim team.
What one tip about the college application process would you share with seniors or their parents?
My one tip would be to allow yourself enough time to complete before the deadline so it is less stressful; and you will probably need more time than you think!
What advice would you share with with soon-to-be high school seniors as they begin their senior year in the fall?
I would say to enjoy every moment!