It’s easy to rely on technology for all of your college research. However, people are still one of the best sources of information, so don’t forget about them.
Don’t rely on the campus tour guide to be the only “voice” you listen to when you visit a college or university. There’s so much more to hear!
If you’re interested in playing sports in college, then start your college search early, and be sure to visit the coach when you go to campus!
We are all used to asking colleges questions about how they help ease transitions for first year students on campus, but what about the sophomore class?
Find out why college bound high school students, and their parents, should start using Twitter to help during their college search.
Does the college you are considering attending help new students in their transition from high school to college? Learn about the types of first year programs being offered on different college campuses.
Barb visited Ohio Wesleyan and reports what’s new on campus–and what scholarships are available.
Last week, the Today Show featured a segment which highlighted how to visit colleges on a budget. The suggestions included
October tends to be the month for Open Houses on college campuses. What makes an Open House different from a
The travel season for admission counselors is well underway. These brave admission professionals travel for weeks on end in the
So summer is over and you did not have a chance to visit all of the colleges on your list.
My clients are sometimes surprised to learn that I’m out of office so much. I spend about 20% of my
