#collegeadvisors

[thesingleparentcounselor]

A tweet

@DDast36 @KenyattaBlack5 @drboycewatkins1 You are so right about that and I have 2 successful STEM adults. But like the world always does they are reactive and being an #CollegeAdvisor I also get it, however, there are so many more essential careers.

— The Myth of the Broken Home® (@NoBrokenHome) Feb 18, 2023

[collegeadmissions]

It may seem top secret, but colleges are perfectly willing to reveal their most important admission factors. #college #collegelife #collegefootball #collegedays #collegebound #collegestudent #collegefriends #collegebasketball #collegegrad #collegediaries #highereducation #collegestation #collegestudents #collegegraduate #collegeblogger #collegeadmissions #collegeadvisor #collegeaplications — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/urgC9Ov

[anilkhare]

How Many Colleges Should I Apply To?

How many colleges should I apply to? This is a question that a lot of students ask when they are starting their college career. How many high school students should I apply to? Should I even bother to apply to any colleges if I don’t have to attend? These are questions that most students ask themselves, and the answers can be very confusing.

The first thing that you need to do before deciding on which colleges you should apply to is figure out how many of those schools actually accept the major that you want to study. If you want to major in something major like Accounting, you will probably need to go to at least three colleges that offer Accounting as a major. There are some colleges that specialize in just accounting, so if your major is in accounting, you will want to find those colleges that offer the degree that you want to pursue. Some people think that the number of schools that you apply to will dictate the number of places that you actually end up with, but this is not true. You can end up getting into a lot of different schools that might not accept you, and there’s nothing wrong with this.

One of the biggest mistakes that people make when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to is telling themselves what they want to major in. If you tell yourself what you want to major in, you run the risk of telling yourself something that might not be good for you. For example, if you’re interested in studying Social Work, then you might want to major in Social Work. However, if you tell yourself what your major is going to be, then you might end up choosing something else, and this is not something that a good college advisor would recommend.

Another mistake that students make when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to is telling themselves what types of schools aren’t worth their time. This is usually something that students have to figure out on their own. For example, there are certain “swing” schools that aren’t great choices for some people. This is because some people don’t like to go to a school where they have to sit through classes and spend four years learning the material. Other people don’t like to do subjects such as psychology, which is really required for most schools these days.

The last thing that a lot of students make when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to is not taking the time to learn about the various programs that are out there. There are many different types of programs out there, and they are going to require different levels of education. It’s a good idea to take all of this into account when figuring out how many schools you should be applying to. Some students are going to need more information from a college counselor, while others are going to be fine with the basic requirements. Make sure to do your research when it comes to college, and you’ll be better prepared for what lies ahead.

Those are just a few of the many questions that students need to ask themselves when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to. This application process could end up being very busy, which is why it’s important that you ask yourself some questions before you begin the application process. Figure out what it is you need to get into school, what sort of program you’re looking for, and what part of the country you want to attend. These questions will help guide you to the college of your dreams.

[3snapz]

I do what I do because I never forget where I came from. #3snapz . 📸@watchthat_tone . #3snapz #LINKunlimitedscholars #nonprofit #educator #collegeadvisor #Collegesuccess #Careersuccess #motivation #inspiration #communitylove #giveback #Chicago #inspirationalquotes #dreambig #dreamcatcher #nevergiveup #neverforget

[neoscorpiox]

It was an absolute pleasure lending my College Advising Corps experience to the 2nd Annual Back to The Future College Prep Summit sponsored by @nbcchumble 🤙🏽 . . . . . #bettermakeroom #collegesigningday #reachhigher #college #michelleobama #education #highered #collegebound #collegeprep #students #highschool #completecollegeamerica #collegehelp #collegeadmissions #educationiskey #collegegoals #colleges #collegeadvisors #collegeparents #emchat #asca #counselors #nevergiveup #cpchat #sccrowd #profdev #edadmin #neverquit #gened #nacac (at Houston, Texas)

[colonialcapitaltours]

In times like the present when walking among college students in the quad or sampling cafeteria food are not options, virtual college tours offer a look into campus life.

A 360-degree video and virtual reality tours lets prospective students from miles and miles away visit without leaving the comfort of their own home.  Although not ideal, virtual tours can let students visit any time of day and click through interactive photos and videos.

Until campuses re-open, enjoy visiting multiple campuses in a matter of minutes!

🗺Colonial Capital Tours  ☎️ 800.334.3754 💻 www.ColonialCapitalTours.com📧 info@ColonialCapitalTours.com

#campustours #collegecampusvisits #collegecampustours #campusvisits #collegevisits #collegetours #studenttours #schooltrips #grouptours #educationaltours #onedaytrips #studentgroups #schoolgroups #educationalstudenttours #nycdoevendor #seniortrips #multidaytrips #studenttrips #educationalprograms #womenshistorymonth #virtualtours #virtualcollegetours #virtualcampusvisits #iteachmiddleschool #iteachhighschool #collegeguidancecounselors #guidancecounselors #collegeadvisors #prospectivestudents #explorecampuses #colonialcapitaltours

[posed2]

#college #collegebound #colleges #highschool #highschoolstudent #collegestudent #education #highereducation #universities #successful #happy #students #collegeadmissions #collegealumni #university #collegeguide #collegesearch #collegeapplication #career #collegetocareer #careeradvice #collegeadvisor #educationalconsulting #collegeadvising #collegeconsultant #collegemajor #purpose #purposedriven #posed2win https://www.instagram.com/p/BplkgM6ltDG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mbiqysgz5k44

[bestlocaljobsnearme]

Had a great first day at my new job :)) #greatfirstdayofwork #newjob #studentservices #collegeadvisor #firstdayofwork #citylife 👨‍💼 👩‍💼 Thanks to https://giglaser.com

[collegeadmissions]

The number one role parents should play in the college application process is support. It’s a stressful time for your student and guidance from a trusted adult is important to keeping them on track. Parents can be a “sounding board” for their children by asking appropriate questions throughout the process. This is probably the first major adult decision of your student's lives and it’s important to empower your student to make the decision that’s best for them. #college #collegelife #collegebound #collegestudent #collegestudents #academic #univeristy #collegeadmissions #collegeapplication #UC #CSU #collegeadvisor #collegehelp #PIQ #career #studyabroad #ACT #SAT #APexams #collegefriends #highereducation #collegeblogger #collegegraduate — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/unTV7Bs

[collegeadmissions]

While grades and test scores are important, colleges also want to see the person you're becoming and the skills you've learned outside of class. They want to know what makes you unique, and the extracurricular activities you participate in will help you stand out. . . . . . . . . . #highereducation #collegeadmissions #college #collegefair #enrollment #recruitment #commonapp #office #work #scholarship #postgraduate #scholarship #schoolstudents #admissionopen #admissionsopen #universities #tutors #students #admission #extracurricular #UC #CSU #collegeadvising #collegeadvisor — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/XA0Tw1C

[collegeadmissions]

Colleges want to see consistency in applications, now is not the time to take the easy way out. Finish strong or it could hurt your chance of admissions. Remember, (at many colleges) you're being compared to tens of thousands of other students.... stand out! DM for other ways you can stand out to admission officiers. . . . . . . . . #college #collegelife #collegedays #collegebound #collegestudent #collegefriends #collegegirl #highereducation #collegestudents #collegeblogger #collegetour #collegeboy #colleges #collegeprep #university #collegeplanning #collegeadmissions #collegeadvisor — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/OIlFS8A

[anilkhare]

How Many Colleges Should I Apply To?

How many colleges should I apply to? This is a question that a lot of students ask when they are starting their college career. How many high school students should I apply to? Should I even bother to apply to any colleges if I don’t have to attend? These are questions that most students ask themselves, and the answers can be very confusing.

The first thing that you need to do before deciding on which colleges you should apply to is figure out how many of those schools actually accept the major that you want to study. If you want to major in something major like Accounting, you will probably need to go to at least three colleges that offer Accounting as a major. There are some colleges that specialize in just accounting, so if your major is in accounting, you will want to find those colleges that offer the degree that you want to pursue. Some people think that the number of schools that you apply to will dictate the number of places that you actually end up with, but this is not true. You can end up getting into a lot of different schools that might not accept you, and there’s nothing wrong with this.

One of the biggest mistakes that people make when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to is telling themselves what they want to major in. If you tell yourself what you want to major in, you run the risk of telling yourself something that might not be good for you. For example, if you’re interested in studying Social Work, then you might want to major in Social Work. However, if you tell yourself what your major is going to be, then you might end up choosing something else, and this is not something that a good college advisor would recommend.

Another mistake that students make when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to is telling themselves what types of schools aren’t worth their time. This is usually something that students have to figure out on their own. For example, there are certain “swing” schools that aren’t great choices for some people. This is because some people don’t like to go to a school where they have to sit through classes and spend four years learning the material. Other people don’t like to do subjects such as psychology, which is really required for most schools these days.

The last thing that a lot of students make when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to is not taking the time to learn about the various programs that are out there. There are many different types of programs out there, and they are going to require different levels of education. It’s a good idea to take all of this into account when figuring out how many schools you should be applying to. Some students are going to need more information from a college counselor, while others are going to be fine with the basic requirements. Make sure to do your research when it comes to college, and you’ll be better prepared for what lies ahead.

Those are just a few of the many questions that students need to ask themselves when figuring out how many colleges should I apply to. This application process could end up being very busy, which is why it’s important that you ask yourself some questions before you begin the application process. Figure out what it is you need to get into school, what sort of program you’re looking for, and what part of the country you want to attend. These questions will help guide you to the college of your dreams.

[colonialcapitaltours]

During the 19th century women's colleges were founded in response to a need for higher education for women at a time when only men were admitted to institutions of higher learning. The first college for women that granted degrees equivalent to those men were receiving was Wesleyan College, chartered in 1836.  At that time, the formal education of women had been limited to those from families with the financial means to pay tuition.  Academic education prepared women for their role as community leaders and social benefactors with some elements of the education offered men. Seminaries educated women for the only socially acceptable occupation: teaching. Between 1837 and 1889 seven schools, dubbed the "Seven Sisters" were founded.  The schools, located in the Northeast, offered a liberal arts curriculum and were known to be highly selective and prestigious.  Five of the institutions continue to offer all-female undergraduate programs: Barnard College, Bryn Mawr College, Mount Holyoke College, Smith College and Wellesley College.  Today, the remaining Seven Sisters are considered among the most competitive liberal arts colleges and most selective women's colleges. Choosing the right school can be a daunting task. Campus tours allow students to experience colleges and universities and make observations that a visual tour cannot. Colonial Capital Tours offers your students the opportunity to tour colleges and combine the visit with historical attractions. Colonial Capital Tours offers your students the opportunity to tour colleges and combine the visit with historical and educational attractions.   Contact Colonial Capital Tours to plan your college campus tours or visit http://colonialcapitaltours.com/contact. 🗺Colonial Capital Tours ☎️ 800.334.3754 💻 www.ColonialCapitalTours.com 📧 info@ColonialCapitalTours.com #campustours #collegecampusvisits #collegecampustours #campusvisits #collegevisits #collegetours #studenttours #schooltrips #grouptours #educationaltours #onedaytrips #studentgroups #schoolgroups #educationalstudenttours #nycdoevendor #seniortrips #multidaytrips #studenttrips #educationalprograms #womenshistorymonth #womenscolleges #sevensisters #iteachmiddleschool #iteachhighschool #collegeguidancecounselors #guidancecounselors #collegeadvisors #prospectivestudents #explorecampuses #colonialcapitaltours

[colonialcapitaltours]

At the top of a historic hill in the northwestern section of Washington D.C. sits Howard University . In 1867, the University was founded with a special obligation to provide higher learning for African Americans and has always been open to all students, regardless of race or background. Academic divisions include the Colleges or Schools of: Arts and Sciences; Business; Communications; Dentistry; Divinity; Education; Engineering, Architecture, and Computer Sciences; Law; Medicine; Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied Health Sciences; and Social Work. The University's library has been recognized for its research library on African American history. A leader in STEM fields, the National Science Foundation has ranked Howard University as the top producer of African-American undergraduates who later earn science and engineering doctoral degrees. The University also boasts nationally ranked programs in social work, business, and communication sciences and disorders. In 2013, The Washington Post named the University "An Incubator for Cinematographers." Among the most prominent alumni are U.S. Senator Edward William Brooke of Massachusetts; sociologist E. Franklin Frazier; playwright Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones); statesman Ralph Bunche, a longtime member of the United Nations and recipient of the 1950 Nobel Prize for Peace, who established the school’s political science department; soprano Jessye Norman; and Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison. The University's motto Veritas et Utilitas, Truth and Service, represents a key part of its identity. The 10,000+ students dedicate hundreds of hours each year to service in nearby LeDroit Park, around the nation and far-flung places around the world. Finding the right college can be challenging. Visiting Howard University allows students to immerse themselves in the Howard Experience and to interact with students, faculty and staff. Colonial Capital Tours offers your students the opportunity to tour colleges and combine the visit with historical and educational attractions.   Contact Colonial Capital Tours to plan your college campus tours. 🗺Colonial Capital Tours ☎️ 800.334.3754 💻 www.ColonialCapitalTours.com 📧 info@ColonialCapitalTours.com #campustours #collegecampusvisits #collegecampustours #campusvisits #collegevisits #collegetours #studenttours #schooltrips #grouptours #educationaltours #onedaytrips #studentgroups #schoolgroups #educationalstudenttours #nycdoevendor #seniortrips #multidaytrips #studenttrips #educationalprograms #blackhistorymonth #blackcolleges #blackcampuses #howarduniversity  #iteachmiddleschool #iteachhighschool #collegeguidancecounselors #guidancecounselors #collegeadvisors #prospectivestudents #explorecampuses #colonialcapitaltours #washingtondc

[colonialcapitaltours]

Finding the college that is right for your students is challenging.  Visiting college campuses can help to ease the decision making process. Colonial Capital Tours offers your students the opportunity to tour colleges and combine the visits with educational components. Contact Colonial Capital Tours to plan your college campus tours. 🗺Colonial Capital Tours ☎️ 800.334.3754 💻 www.ColonialCapitalTours.com 📧 info@ColonialCapitalTours.com #campustours #collegecampusvisits #collegecampustours #campusvisits #collegevisits #collegetours #studenttours #schooltrips #grouptours #educationaltours #fieldtrips #daytrips #onedaytrips #studentgroups #schoolgroups #educationalstudenttours #nycdoevendor #seniortrips #multidaytrips #studenttrips #educationalprograms  #iteachmiddleschool #iteachhighschool #collegeguidancecounselors #guidancecounselors #collegeadvisors #prospectivestudents #explorecampuses #colonialcapitaltours

[colonialcapitaltours]

There are more than 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States!  To choose one to attend may sound overwhelming.  However, touring campuses is a wonderful way to decide which one is the right fit.

College visits have tremendous value. Walk on campus, meet with students and see subtleties of campus culture that a brochure or website cannot convey.

Colonial Capital Tours offers your students the opportunity to tour colleges and combine the visit with historical attractions.

Visit http://colonialcapitaltours.com/contact to schedule your tour of some of the 4,000 colleges and universities!

🗺Colonial Capital Tours ☎️ 800.334.3754 💻 www.ColonialCapitalTours.com 📧 info@ColonialCapitalTours.com

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