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Researching colleges can include visiting college campuses, attending information sessions, and meeting college representatives. However, before scheduling a visit, students should begin their research on the college’s website.
Start with the college's homepage, and from there,...
Touring prospective colleges is a rite of passage for many families and an important part of the college admission process. Here are some tips to help parents plan a successful college visit trip.
Be selective.
Less is actually more when it comes to college visits; visiting twenty colleges...
There’s no substitute for visiting a college and spending time on campus to tell you whether a particular college is right for you. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of your campus visits.
Talk to students besides the tour guide.
Although it may be tough to strike up a...
The coronavirus has drastically altered life around the world, and while college admissions isn’t life and death, it’s safe to say that the admissions process has been upended. Colleges around the country have canceled in person classes and most have adopted an online format for...
The College Visit
Depending on your time and interest level, plan one of the following types of college visits:
Basic Visit
- Attend an information session. Ask questions about admissions, financial aid, choice of majors. IMPORTANT: Get a business...
The College Visit
Depending on your time and interest level, plan one of the following types of college visits:
Basic Visit
- Attend an information session. Ask questions about admissions, financial aid, choice of majors. IMPORTANT: Get a business...
Using your spring break to visit colleges is a great idea, but be aware of spring break schedules for the colleges you wish to visit. It’s best to see a college when students are on campus. Here are a few tips to prepare for your spring college visits.
- Create a...
Welcome back from winter break! Now is the time to review your MID YEAR CHECKLIST. January is a great time to get organized and jump-start your college search.
1. Meet with your high school counselor
- Review your PSAT scores...
Use your spring break to visit colleges but be aware of spring break schedules for the colleges you wish to visit. It's best to see a college when students are on campus. Here are a few tips to prepare for your spring college...
Here are the Top 10 factors to consider for your “Perfect” college:
Academics: How important is this factor to you? If you know your major, that should be a requirement What about special programs such as honors, study abroad, senior projects? Also consider the learning...
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