Written by Stefanie Forman In University Circle, a neighborhood that is only five minutes from downtown Cleveland and defined by parks, museums, performance halls, and top hospitals in the [...]

During my last “Moms’ Weekend” for my daughter, Gabby’s sorority at WashU in St. Louis, my daughter and I decided to visit Saint Louis University.   Gabby was eager to see how they run their [...]

Saint Louis University is an excellent option for students who want a faith-driven, service-oriented, pre-professional school located in a great city.  The philosophy that permeates the [...]

We arrived at the University of Michigan on a Friday afternoon around 5:30 on a beautiful spring day.  We passed by the “big house” (stadium) and let me tell you it is one big house!!!  We parked [...]

Written by Abby Power The University of Minnesota (known as U of M or The U) offers a pretty typical Big 10 school experience – strong academics, lots of choices, great sports, plenty of school [...]

Written by Lisa Bleich Macalester is a quintessential small liberal arts college with and urban twist. While Macalester is located in St. Paul, it has a neighborhood rather than city feel with [...]

Webster University  Written by Lisa Bleich I pulled up to the Admissions Office parking lot at Webster University and there was a spot waiting for me with my name on it, literally! Everyone [...]

Written by Abby Power, guest blogger Carleton College is a highly se­lective liberal arts college located in the small, rural town of Northfield MN, just 40 miles south of Minneapolis-St [...]

College Visit by Lisa Bleich Xavier University, a medium size Jesuit College in Cincinnati, with an excellent DI basketball team, has gone through tremendous growth over the past five years [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich University of Cincinnati (UC) surprised me by its beautiful and compact, yet expansive campus.  While the campus is right in the heart of the city, it is a [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Indiana has an expansive, 1,800 acre campus with limestone buildings and lined with trees and flowers throughout campus.  The former football field was [...]

Lisa spent last week visiting multiple schools in Indiana. Click below to read the full report for Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, DePauw University, Butler University and Indiana [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich What happens when a college makes it to the Final Four in basketball a couple of years in a row?  Applications skyrocket!  At least this is what happened [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich DePauw’s campus is set amidst a picturesque backdrop of uniform brick buildings surrounded by plenty of green open space and quaint walkways.  DePauw is a small [...]

College Review by Lisa Bleich Rose Hulman Institute of Technology is a small campus set in Terra Haute, Indiana.  It prides itself on active engaged student body and faculty who are [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Lawrence University is a pretty campus with an eclectic mix of mid-century and modern beige brick buildings. The conservatory is across the street from the main [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Beloit is a small, liberal arts college that brings together a diverse group of creative, independent, open-minded students.  Some of the adjectives to describe [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich We arrived at around 8:30 pm on a Sunday night to University of Wisconsin in Madison.  We stayed at the hotel right inside the South Campus Student Union.  As we [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich The Kenyon campus is beautiful with English Gothic architecture throughout the campus.  The campus is spotted with pretty sculptures and interesting, architectural [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich The Denison campus sits atop a hill with a beautiful view of the town below.  I had the good fortune to sit next to a Japanese Professor, Michael Tangeman, who is [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Oberlin is a music lovers dream.  As we walked into the new music building a student randomly broke out into song.  A world-class viola played in the background [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich I have always heard great things about The College of Wooster, so I was excited to see what all the hype was about.  I was not disappointed. A student playing the [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich We approached the beautiful campus from the bottom and looked up at a gorgeous green hill.  The campus felt very collegiate and peaceful.  Wittenberg was named after [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Northwestern University was the second school I visited on my Chicago trip.  NU is considerably larger than U Chicago with almost 8,500 undergraduates enrolled [...]

Beth Cassie I spent Presidents’ Weekend visiting colleges in Chicago and Boston.  The two Chicago area schools I visited are profiled below. The University of Chicago The undergraduate college is [...]

College review by Beth Cassie The undergraduate college is central at U Chicago, both physically and in the eyes of the University. This liberal arts college, with 5,000 students, provides the [...]

Thanks to Hurricane Irene, my family vacation out west got extended with a drive from Chicago back to New Jersey.  We took advantage of the 14-hour drive to visit some colleges along the [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Thanks to Hurricane Irene, my family vacation out west got extended with a drive from Chicago back to New Jersey.  We took advantage of the 14-hour drive to visit [...]

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 from our guest blogger, Katherine McKinley.  She is a senior at Westfield High School and in the throws of making her decision about where to attend. This past weekend I [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich Updated on April 11, 2013 Gorgeous, pristine, Gothic style, Ivy league-like are all words to describe Washington University of St. Louis’ campus. My daughter and I [...]