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!
What do small colleges have to offer? Since I attend large high school, will a small college meet my needs? These are questions we often hear as college counselors. Watch as Katherine and Cara give students questions to think about when they are considering applying to a small college.
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.
Do you have an Alumni interview scheduled? Read these helpful tips from US News.
What does first lady Michelle Obama have to say about the college application process? Read on to find out about the tips she recently gave to a group of high school students.
After attending a presentation by Connecticut College, Knox College, Lawrence University, Lewis and Clark College and Occidental College, Katherine and Cara discuss the benefits of majoring in science at a small liberal arts institution.
Were you lucky enough to have a snow day today? Don’t let it go to waste. Katherine offers tips for senior, junior and sophomores on how to make the most of your snow day.
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!
What happens after you ask a teacher for a letter of recommendation. Watch Katherine’s video to learn about the logistics of the process.
Which teachers should you ask to right your letters of recommendation? Read on to find out what insights are important to colleges.
Admissions offices are the sales and marketing divisions of colleges and universities. Now they are building opulent “welcome centers” to impress prospective students. Caveat emptor!
