What does CUS mean in UNIVERSITIES

CUS stands for Catholic University School, an independent, Catholic, college-preparatory school for boys in grades 9-12 located in Washington, D.C.

CUS's mission is to provide a challenging and transformative education rooted in the Catholic tradition, inspiring students to become men of character, intellect, and faith who are prepared to lead and serve in the world.

CUS offers a rigorous academic program with a wide range of courses, including Honors and Advanced Placement classes. Students also have the opportunity to participate in independent research and study abroad programs.

CUS offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including athletics, clubs, and service organizations. Students can participate in a wide range of sports, such as football, basketball, soccer, and lacrosse. There are also many clubs available, such as the Debate Club, the Model United Nations Club, and the Robotics Club.

CUS students live in a vibrant and supportive community. They participate in a variety of social events, such as dances, concerts, and plays. Students also have the opportunity to serve their community through volunteer work and other service projects.

CUS graduates have a high college acceptance rate. In recent years, over 99% of CUS graduates have been accepted to colleges and universities across the country.

To apply to CUS, students must submit an application, transcripts, letters of recommendation, and an entrance exam score. Students are encouraged to visit the CUS website for more information on the application process.