As you visit colleges take the time to observe where students gather together, where they are studying, hanging out, or meeting professors. It can give you a great sense of how students interact with one another on campus. The Adirondack style chairs on the Swarthmore campus are a perfect place to do just that.
During a recent visit to Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, Mark took a few moments to explain that many universities in the United States are divided administratively into separate colleges that focus on a particular academic area.
Villanova University is a great choice for students looking for a campus with a strong community, identity, and religious foundation.
Applying to college and not sure which test scores to send? Here are a few tips.
The bulletin boards you find at a college give great insight into what is happening on campus. Make sure you stop to take a look during your next college visit.
Do you recycle? Do you compost? Do you turn your nose up at bottled water and grow your own vegetables? If being good to mother earth is an important part of your life, you may want to think about these “green” colleges.
Visiting college campuses can surprise you. Augustana College in Illinois surprised Mark…in a good way!
Every school is a party school, in one way or another. Ohio Wesleyan has the reputation as a party school, but it has many fine attributes that one must consider–it’s not just for the frat boys and sorority girls.
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