Ohio: Ohio Wesleyan, Wittenberg, College of Wooster, Oberlin, Denison and Kenyon

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 and [...]

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 [...]

Lisa Bleich Boston University We (my daughter and I) arrived at the welcome center at BU and were greeted by friendly students available to answer our questions and tell us about their [...]

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 [...]

Diane Forman I had the opportunity to travel to South Carolina from February 28-March 3rd with 25 IECA (Independent Educational Consultants Association) professionals from around the country for [...]

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 [...]

College review by Diane Forman Limestone College is located in Gaffney, South Carolina and is a Christian, non-denominational, small private, Liberal Arts College (859 students).  The middle 50% [...]

College review by Diane Forman Greenville, SC www.furman.edu Furman is a small, private liberal arts college (2,771 students) located in the mountains of Greenville, South Carolina.  The [...]