Written by Lisa Bleich We spent a fabulous week touring seven Virginia Universities, six public and one private. Each school is unique and impressive in its own right. Virginia offers outstanding [...]
North Carolina State University “NC State” NC State is the second most competitive public university in North Carolina (behind UNC Chapel Hill), and has the most competitive engineering programs [...]
For the past few years, clients that visited Duke University came back declaring their love and that they wanted to apply Early Decision. I was eager to visit for myself to see what all the [...]
I had the opportunity to visit SCAD while participating in an IECA Professional Retreat. The admissions counselors and faculty embraced the opportunity to demonstrate its creative strengths [...]
I was excited to visit Furman University because my nephew had graduated from Furman in 2015 and I had heard great things about the school. When I pulled into the expansive red brick, uniform [...]
Written by Lisa Bleich Clemson has a pretty campus with a large green mall area at its center. They are in the midst of a huge expansion, with lots of construction around campus. It [...]
Visited by Beth Cassie Located between Orlando and Tampa, Florida Southern College is the oldest private institution in Florida and boasts the largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings [...]
Visited by Beth Cassie University of Tampa was the final college I visited on my recent tour of colleges in southern Florida. Set in the heart of downtown Tampa, UT is a self-contained campus. [...]
Visited by Beth Cassie Set on acres 188 well-manicured acres on Florida’s Gulf Coast, Eckerd College’s campus draws you in at once. But Eckerd is more than just good looks—it is also one of only [...]
Admissions stressed the importance of intellectual curiosity among its applicants. In fact, the supplemental essay question changes each year to get at how intellectually engaged students are. [...]
