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College review by Lisa Bleich and Beth Cassie Beth and I had the opportunity to tour Muhlenberg College with fellow IECA consultants from New Jersey.  Muhlenberg is a small liberal arts [...]

College review by Beth Cassie Thirty-five miles south of San Francisco I took a break from vacation to visit Stanford University – California’s flagship private university. The campus was unlike [...]

Middlebury is a highly select liberal arts college with approximately 2,450 students on campus during the year and another 400 student studying abroad. Middlebury prides itself on its global [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Burlington is the quintessential college town, with 5 colleges within a 2 mile radius, a thriving downtown within walking distance to UVM and Champlain College, a [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich and Beth Cassie Beth and I visited Villanova University last week.  As we pulled up to campus, the grey stone buildings and pretty landscapes impressed us.  Of [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich I spent last week touring several Ohio schools with a group of college counselors throughout the country.  Overall, the people in Ohio are extremely friendly [...]

College review by Beth Cassie I recently visited Trinity College in Hartford, CT.  Despite it’s name, Trinity is an independent, nonsectarian liberal arts college with 2200 [...]

College review by Beth Cassie March 2012 – Located in the Kendall Square area of Cambridge, along the shores of the Charles River, MIT has an architecturally interesting and beautiful [...]

College review by Diane Forman Spartanburg, SC www.wofford.edu Wofford College is a small  (1500 students), private, liberal arts college affiliated with the United Methodist Church.  It is [...]

College review by Diane Forman The University of South Carolina is a large, public university located in Columbia, the central part of the state. The 350-acre campus includes a pre-civil war area [...]