Visiting college campuses can surprise you. Augustana College in Illinois surprised Mark…in a good way!
Continue readingOhio Wesleyan University–Where Greek Life Dominates the Social Scene
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.
Continue readingCollege Catalog – A Student's Bible
Students often overlook the Bible. And I’m not talking about Scripture. I’m talking about the college catalog. You gotta get a copy!
Continue readingOhio State University – Size Does Matter
On the campus one of the largest universities in the US, Mark discusses the pros and cons of attending a large university.
Continue readingCampus Safety and The Blue Light Special
Concerned about campus safety? You should be. But don’t think the “blue lights” are so special. They’re not.
Continue readingIvy Covered Campus – Can You Guess Where We Are?
Where’s Mark now? Are you looking for a beautiful, Ivy-covered campus on a hill, with harmonious, Georgian architecture, wonderful facilities, and offering a top-notch education? Watch this!
Continue readingKenyon College–Liberal Arts and Journalism (Without the Journalism)
Should a student interested in a career in journalism pursue a Bachelors degree in journalism? Or pursue the liberal arts. Mark advocates the latter.
Continue readingLarge vs. Small Colleges–Which Size Is Best For Me?
Which is better for you, large or small? To answer this question, think of going to a sumptuous buffet. How much can you eat? What delectable food will you start with?
Continue readingSnowboarder From Holderness School Gets Great College Advice
Alex needed help with his college applications and essays, as well as finding the schools that fit him best. He turned to Mark Montgomery for help.
Continue readingNeed-Based Scholarships and Financial Aid Explained
Need-based financial aid is an important tool for colleges to attract excellent students of diverse backgrounds to their campuses. This video explains how need-based aid works.
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