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Outcomes of a Graduate

At Assumption, we believe a great education is measured not only by what students know, but by who they become. As part of a strategic initiative, our faculty and staff came together to define the lasting outcomes of an Assumption education and identify the qualities, values, and skills we believe are most important for our graduates. The result is our Outcomes of an Assumption Graduate. A reflection of our mission, our Mercy heritage, and what we consider the true Assumption advantage. These outcomes serve as the foundation for our programs, experiences, and learning opportunities, providing a shared vision for student growth. We intentionally partner with our students throughout their journey, helping them understand these outcomes, recognize them in their daily experiences, and work toward achieving them as young women whose faith guides them, whose integrity matters, whose compassion inspires, and whose excellence empowers.

An Assumption graduate is a woman for whom Excellence Empowers.  She pursues lifelong learning with intellectual curiosity as evidenced by: 

  • establishing and maintaining a growth mindset  

  • demonstrating the ability to think critically, analyze, and solve problems 

  • communicating effectively  

  • maintaining an awareness of historical and current events both at a local and global level 

  • possessing foundational knowledge sufficient for success in college and/or career-related programs 

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Class of 2026 Fast Facts

  • 220 Graduates
  • 3,722 College Credits Earned by 90% of the Class
  • 3 National Merit Commended Students
  • 11 AP Capstone Diploma Candidates
  • 2 AP Capstone Certificate Candidates
  • 36 Advanced Placement Scholars
  • 18 AP Scholars, 11 with Honors, 7 with Distinction
  • 10 Kentucky Governor's Scholars
  • 6 Kentucky Governor's School for the Arts Alumnae
  • 2 Kentucky Governor's School for Entrepreneurs Alumnae
  • 4 Kentucky Regional Scholastic Art Award Winners
  • 15 Published Writers
  • Provided 26,959 Community Service Hours Over Four Years
  • 22 Committed College Athletes

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An Assumption graduate is a woman for whom Integrity Matters.  She strives to live a life of truth and virtue as evidenced by: 

  • possessing the knowledge to make informed and responsible decisions in all aspects of her life regarding her physical and mental health, relationships, technology use, and finances.  

  • demonstrating perseverance and resilience 

  • learning from mistakes and failure and demonstrating graciousness in success and defeat 

  • exhibiting personal responsibility and accountability 

See Integrity in Action Through Leadership & Engagement

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An Assumption graduate is a woman for whom Compassion Inspires.  She responds to the needs of the times as evidenced by: 

  • advocating for self and others including the voiceless and vulnerable  

  • addressing the critical concerns of the Sisters of Mercy through works of social justice 

  • possessing cultural awareness and appreciation for diversity 

  • demonstrating effective interpersonal skills as a contributing member of the community 

In just one year our students contributed a total of 52,997 service hours to our community.

Each hour represents hands reaching out, hearts being formed, and lives touched. Together, our community is making a meaningful difference beyond our campus walls.

 

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An Assumption graduate is a woman for whom Faith Guides.  She demonstrates an awareness of Catholic faith and values as evidenced by: 

  • demonstrating knowledge of Catholicism and Mercy Charism 

  • cultivating a relationship with God through prayer, reflection, and discernment 

  • living faith through action 

  • recognizing that each individual has innate value as a child of God