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Great College Advice guides students attending selective private and public high schools in college selection, college admission, and college applications.
Continue readingEducational Consultant Visits Lynn University, a True International School
Mark visits Lynn University, a school in Florida with a very cosmopolitan student body.
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Mark discusses Lynn University’s innovative approach to helping its students save money.
Continue readingEducational Consultant on the Sense of Community on Small Campuses
Many students trying to find the right college view small campus size as a drawback. But when Mark visited Trinity University, he was struck by the sense of community and neighborliness he found at this small institution.
Continue readingCollege Expert on Lewis & Clark College: An International Liberal Arts Curriculum
For those hoping to get accepted to a liberal arts college, Mark details the curriculum of Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon.
Continue readingHow Midwest Colleges Set Students Up for Success
A guest post by Amanda Greenhoe of Calvin College describes the myriad reasons students trying to find the right college should consider the Midwest.
Continue readingCollege Admissions Expert on Financial Aid at Private Universities
Mark goes to the University of Miami to illustrate that if you want to get accepted to a great private college and need financial aid, your grades had better match your enthusiasm.
Continue readingCollege Expert on Lynn University’s Free Music Conservatory
Mark advises that if you’re trying to get into a great university and are interested in a music conservatory, consider Lynn.
Continue readingAdmissions Expert on Lynn University: Books Are So 20th Century
Mark goes to Lynn University to discuss their decision to trade books for iPads. Students interested in getting into a tech-savvy college may want to consider Lynn.
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