The U.S. Military Academy at West Point trains cadets to live honorably, lead honorably, and demonstrate excellence by following through Character, Academic, Physical, and Military programs. We [...]
Lewis and Clark, a small liberal arts college of 2,100 undergraduate students located in Portland, Oregon offers 29 majors, 28 minors, and robust pre-professional programs. The campus feels very [...]
Reed College We were led to the information session by a student with understated pink hair, a pink dress, and pink boots. We walked through a wood paneled ceiling chapel into an [...]
We had the opportunity to visit Wake Forest as part of a North Carolina college tour that Beth and I organized. We arrived on a beautiful, brisk February morning. We had an hour before the [...]
“Context is key.” We heard this idea over and over again at the IECA Conference in Los Angeles this week. Perhaps it was a response to the Harvard case that’s been in the news over the past [...]
College review by Lisa Bleich Syracuse feels like a large, state school, with state-of-the art amenities at every turn. The indoor sports stadium is outstanding and among the four nicest [...]
College review by Lisa Bleich (1/16) We arrived on Colgate’s campus just as the snow was starting to fall. The campus was just as beautiful as I remembered and my daughter, Kayla, was also [...]
College review by Beth Cassie * update* The University of Pittsburgh campus is concentrated within a quarter square mile of the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Oakland is the educational, [...]
Written by Beth Cassie * Update* I spent two days on Penn State’s main campus, primarily touring the athletic facilities. I arrived on Friday morning, the day before the first home football game. [...]
The quad at the University of Maryland is beautiful and mirrors the quintessential American university campus portrayed in Hollywood movies. Brick academic buildings line the perimeter, an [...]
