Guest Post: Mr. Silvio E. Vazquez, Dean of Admission at Westmont College responds to a recent post on the questions a student might ask in choosing whether or not to attend a Christian institution of higher education.
A recent visit to Westmont College inspired some thoughts about attending a religious college or university. Here are some questions to consider asking if you are looking at applying to a religiously affiliated college or university.
Is weather a top consideration on where you apply to college? Don’t forget to think about the opportunities you may be missing!
On a recent trip to New Orleans, I had the pleasure of visiting Tulane University. Much like the city that surrounds it, Tulane is a vibrant, enriching, and interesting place. Read this blog post to learn more about it.
The College of Charleston truly takes advantage of its location. Read this blog post to learn more about the college.
Great College Advice recently visited Lawrence University and found it to be a very warm and inviting place–providing an outstanding education in the liberal arts and music.
Are you interested in student research, service opportunities, and hands-on learning in a small, diverse environment? You should check out Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois.
As I discovered on a recent visit, Cornell College in Iowa truly lives up to its motto of “one extraordinary opportunity after another”. Read this blog post to find out why.
Denison University in Granville, Ohio provides considerable student support and opportunities for hands-on learning. Watch this video to find out more about Denison.
Is USC going to be as competitive as it was last year? Watch Katherine’s video to learn more about what she found out on a recent visit.
Is it important to you to have the opportunity to conduct research as an undergraduate? Learn about research opportunities at USC.
Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) is a small liberal arts college in Delaware, Ohio. It places great emphasis on student research and study abroad and offers unique opportunities for students to have these experiences.
