May 10, 2023
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, high school Junior, Internships during college, Liberal Arts Colleges, Scholarships, Uncategorized
Imagine having your college commencement ceremony with students from all over the US and 130 other countries around the world on the National Mall. This is an honor experienced only
Choosing a college isn’t a quick or easy decision for most students. Students must consider five key features of a school when choosing a college: Academic fit, Social fit, Financial
April 10, 2023
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, high school Junior, Internships during college, Scholarships, Uncategorized
Studying in high-tech studio classrooms where students work on team projects and collaborate to solve real-world problems is what students can expect when attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. The 275-acre campus
March 6, 2023
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, high school Junior, Liberal Arts Colleges, Scholarships, Study Abroad, Uncategorized
Standing in the grassy green mall, the hub of University of Delaware’s 970-acre campus, you will find yourself surrounded by a mix of colonial and modern buildings. University of Delaware
February 5, 2023
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, high school Junior, Internships during college, Liberal Arts Colleges, Uncategorized
“Education should help students make both a living and a life.” This is the guiding principle of Oglethorpe University, which was founded in 1835 and named for the founder of
It’s perfectly OK if a high school student doesn’t know what they want to major in during college! The most popular major for college freshmen is “Undecided”. In fact, when
January 7, 2023
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, General, high school Junior, Liberal Arts Colleges, Uncategorized
Wittenberg offers a solid honors program, an active Greek scene, and competitive Division III athletics. Founded in 1845 by German Lutherans and set on a beautiful 100-acre campus in the
January 4, 2023
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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high school freshman, high school Junior, high school sophomore, Summer Programs
The summer is a special time to continue learning and growing and college-bound teens can take advantage of numerous summer programs. The activities resume for college-bound teens who get into
December 28, 2022
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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College Admissions, College Readiness, Family, Financial Aid/Scholarships, high school Junior, Making the most of High School, Scholarships
Junior year is the start of the college admissions process. In order for your teen to be successful once they’re in college, they need to be applying to colleges that
December 2, 2022
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, General, high school Junior, Liberal Arts Colleges
Villanova is a Roman Catholic university that takes pride in tradition while recognizing that making continuous improvements to their facilities and educational and co-curricular programs will help their graduates be
November 15, 2022
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, General, high school Junior, Liberal Arts Colleges
Spelman College is a standout for so many reasons. To begin with, Spelman is one of only two surviving African-American women’s colleges. Add to that the fact that they have
November 2, 2022
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Symone Speech
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ACT/SAT, College Admissions, College Readiness, General, high school Junior
Does Your State Require the SAT or ACT to Get Your Diploma? Did you know that some states require a standardized test such as the SAT or the ACT in
September 2, 2022
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, General, high school Junior, Liberal Arts Colleges, Uncategorized
What makes Harvey Mudd College unique is its balance of being a school focused on science, engineering, math and technology while also delivering a liberal arts education. HMC has a
August 2, 2022
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Dr. Pamela Ellis
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Campus Visits, College Admissions, high school Junior, Liberal Arts Colleges
University of Dallas is described as the best Roman Catholic university south of Washington, D.C., and while 80% of the student body is Catholic, you don’t have to be Catholic
By now, high school seniors should be starting their college essays. A growing number of colleges use the Common Application, which opened on August 1. The CommonApp offers a choice