16,000 undergraduates bustling through the heart of Boston make up Boston University. Perched right alongside the Charles River and within walking distance of Fenway Park, BU has prime real estate. BU is truly an urban, busy campus for the student who feels comfortable navigating a big city feels ready to explore via train, subway and… Read More Boston University
As I begin my time at the National Association for College Admission Counseling conference in Boston, MA, there will be sooo much more information to come. So to save time typing and for the sake of providing quick, but valuable resources, take a look below. Read it all or find a section that you like… Read More MIT, Harvard & Wellesley Visit + Highly Selective Admissions & Resources
Only 2 hours (and change depending on traffic) away from Los Angeles, San Diego makes it easy for Southern California students to live in a completely new environment, yet be reasonably close to home. If you’re an out of state student, it’s a great environment to be close to the beach and enjoy Southern California. Either… Read More San Diego Colleges & Universities
After spending a week touring Les Roches and Glion Institute of Higher Education in multiple locations I have learned that the industry of hospitality management is not only a lucrative one, but one that is flexible, profitable and can take students on a pathway to success. Read on to find out what hospitality management encompasses… Read More International Business & Hospitality Management – Les Roches & Glion
A train ride from Edinburgh, Scotland takes you into the charming town of St. Andrew’s. Known for the birthplace of golf, it’s only fitting that you drive right past the old course on your way into town. But what really makes up St. Andrew’s is the university. The University of St. Andrew’s has a total… Read More Scotland – University of St. Andrew’s
Day 2 included a quick lesson in counting coins over coffee in the city of London to a train ride into the charming Cambridge area in the countryside. Although we saw the University of Cambridge and not the University of Oxford, I’ll put some links that help students in looking at both. Check out our… Read More London College Tour – University of Oxford and Cambridge
Between the architecture, busy streets and caffeine, we were distracted to say the least…and distracted in the best possible way! London Universities have quite the lot to offer in terms of programs and courses (majors). More specifically for the student who has a clear pathway in mind of what they want to study…and finish that… Read More London Tour – University of College London, London School of Economics, Kings College & Imperial College
University of Arizona. Wildcats. Bear down. Happy students. A menu of college experiences and opportunities to keep you full. This is what comes to mind after visiting the campus in Tucson, Arizona. With more days of sunshine than California and an hour-ish flight away from Los Angeles, U of A is an easy alternative to… Read More A little sun never hurt anyone…University of Arizona
More food, a little more rain and of course…more colleges! The last two days of our Pacific Northwest College tour included the University of Puget Sound, Seattle University and the University of Washington. A lot of fun surprises throughout each campus! University of Puget Sound: Before I list the quick facts, I have to share… Read More Pacific Northwest Tour – University of Puget Sound, Seattle U & University of Washington
Three days into the Pacific Northwest have taught me a few things. Oregon is full of life, culture, great food and amazing sustainable efforts. It’s also full of rain. Lots of rain. Day 2 Portland State University, Farmer’s Market, University of Portland, Lewis & Clark College Portland State University College in the middle of a… Read More Pacific Northwest Tour – Portland State, University of Portland, Lewis & Clark, Reed
