Can Educational Consultants and High School Counselors Work Together? I Say Yes.
Jared Hobson April 1, 2015 No Comments
When I worked in college admissions one of my responsibilities was to work closely with high school counselors. I loved
When I worked in college admissions one of my responsibilities was to work closely with high school counselors. I loved
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Mark uses the University of California in Santa Barbara as an example of a school that gives students multiple avenues to getting a degree.
Mark confronts the widespread wariness of attending colleges in the American South with an essay by Jake Bonnell, admissions counselor at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi.
Mark reminds students to take information sessions with a grain of salt and keep an eye out for the hard facts.
Mark goes to Hamilton College in Upstate New York to talk about the value of a first-hand impression of a college.
Mark talks about the shift in the function of university libraries as less students use books for their research.
Mark speaks about the propensity of almost all colleges to extol their undergraduate research programs on their tours. But beware: not all colleges are walking the walk.
Mark goes to Ithaca College to talk about the difference between liberal arts colleges and more modern institutions, like Ithaca, that focus more on professional training.
Mark visits Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to showcase its energetic campus.
Is the Ivy League right for you? Maybe not. Mark speaks from the University of Pennsylvania about this diverse group of colleges.
Mark talks about the outdoor opportunities offered by attending Bates College.