Mark Your Calendars For The "Colleges That Change Lives"
Jared Hobson February 16, 2012 No Comments
Juniors, as you start to build your college lists you may want to consider the Colleges That Change Lives.
Juniors, as you start to build your college lists you may want to consider the Colleges That Change Lives.
As college admissions offices turn to “Turnitin,” an anti-plagiarism service, make sure that you are writing your own college essay and not borrowing anyone else’s words.
Curious about what your peers might be like when you get to college? Check out a few tidbits from “The American Freshman” survey.
Many colleges these days have Facebook pages that are maintained by admissions departments. So, before you go posting negative things on a college’s Facebook wall, read my thoughts and remember how important it is to be nice in a public forum.
Looking for a college that helps prepare its students for the “Real World”? Take a look at Colgate University.
There are many people who make an admissions office tick. From the application evaluators to the student workers to the front desk coordinator there are many people you might interact with on the phone, via email, or during a campus visit. Being polite and friendly to everyone you meet during your admissions process can go a long way.
Seniors, have you written all of your thank you notes yet? This is your reminder!
Juniors, have you started planning your summer break? If not, consider spending some time on a college campus. Read more to learn about some of the advantages of participating in one of these programs.
Going to college in a big city like New York can be exciting! Hear about how going to college in a city can enhance your learning by taking advantage of all the opportunities but also be aware that it can be a little overwhelming for some students.
Juniors, there are a lot of things you can be doing now to prepare you for your application process next fall. Take a look at these three tips to get you started! The more you can do now the more time you will save your senior year.
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.
Villanova University is a great choice for students looking for a campus with a strong community, identity, and religious foundation.