Acceptance is an essay away!
College Fairs
www.collegeboard.com/student/csearch/where-to-start/28841.ht
Going to a college fair gives you the chance to talk to admission officers and get information on everything about their colleges — from what courses are offered to what life on campus is like. Fairs can introduce you to new colleges and also help you nar ...
www.nacacnet.org/EventsTraining/CollegeFairs/pva/Pages/defau
The Performing and Visual Arts (PVA) College Fairs are designed for students interested in pursuing undergraduate and graduate study in the areas of music, dance, theater, visual arts, graphic design, and other related disciplines. Held each fall, atte ...
www.hesc.com/content.nsf/SFC/College_Fair_Calendar
College Fairs give you the opportunity to speak to admissions representatives from many colleges. While you're there ask a representative about: Campus life Academic programs Financial aid Admissions requirements Visit the HESC booth to get the lat ...
www.nacacnet.org/EventsTraining/CollegeFairs/ncf/Pages/defau
High school goes by in a flash. And when it’s time to decide which postsecondary option is right for you, plan to attend a NACAC College Fair for information on: Admission requirements Financial aid Testing College majors Seek opportunity–meet with ...
Main Menu
Feedback
Latest Advice
- Admission Advice
- College Visits
- Law School Letter and/or Personal Statement
- What to Ask and Do on a College Tour
- The Common Application
- The College Essay Whiz Plan for Senior Year
- Sample Questions for College Interview Practice
- What Colleges Consider
- Do you need help preparing for a College Interview?
- Interview Do's and Don'ts
- Admissions Essay Tips
- The College Interview
Search
Testimonials
Mrs. Kashman is great when it comes to helping with all kinds of writing. I had her as an English teacher for two years and a journalism teacher for one. I truly believe that from working with her, I have been able to improve my writing. She also was my advisor when I was sports editor of our high school newspaper Spectrum. She was always willing to help me with my writing whether it was with spelling, grammar, or substance. I would highly recommend her as an educator to anyone because she connects with her students, not only on an academic level, but on a personal level as well.
~T.G., Newhouse School of Communications, Syracuse University
Share This Page
Latest FAQ's
- How seriously should I take the word or character count?
- How much help should I seek on the essays? Who should be asked? How much help is too much?
- Are the short answer questions viewed as essays as well?
- Do I need to write the “optional” essays?
- How important are the essays and personal statements?
- What if I am a “Legacy” candidate or a student athlete?
- Is it advisable to apply early?
- What are the different choices regarding the application process: Early Decision, Early Action, Early Action Single Choice, Early Decision I and II, Rolling, and Regular?