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D3 Women’s Soccer Goalie: Recruiting Story
NJ college counselor’s stories of athletic recruiting continue with the tale of a women’s soccer goalie who put academic fit before athletic fit.
May 28, 2015
NJ college counselor’s stories of athletic recruiting continue with the tale of a women’s soccer goalie who put academic fit before athletic fit.
Andrea brings to light another story of athletic recruiting. This time, it’s about field hockey and a lesson learned about patience with the process.
Are you interested in being recruited as a college lacrosse player? Andrea Aronson brings you first-hand stories and lessons from a lacrosse recruit who has just been through the process.
Mark takes the mystique out of co-ed bathrooms, which are being adopted by many schools with no apparent ill effect.
Mark uses the University of California in Santa Barbara as an example of a school that gives students multiple avenues to getting a degree.
Mark advises students to consider the surroundings when picking a college.
While the liberal arts have declined in popularity in the past 50 years, part of this decline may be attributed to a misunderstanding of what a liberal education really is. Here are some definitions.
Great College Advice visits Ithaca College to talk about the difference between liberal arts colleges and more modern institutions that focus more on professional training.
Jake Bonnell, admission counselor at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi, writes about his great experience getting a Liberal Arts education at Ohio Wesleyan University.