Don't forget, students should be the ones contacting the college to set up the college visit. Also, if you are going to make a visit on a college campus, please make sure to take a picture somewhere on campus for me! For the record, the picture can be anywhere on campus, but I would like you in the picture! So, pick out a pretty place on campus, find a cool sign announcing the college's name, or snap a picture in front of the building that houses your major where you anticipate spending most of your time in the future.
If you have no idea what colleges you might be interested in for the future, you can still make use of the long weekend to start exploring colleges. You can, of course, begin your search online and try to find colleges that fit your interests, but more often than not, students tell me that they don't even know what they want in a college. If that is you, then perhaps starting your college search by exploring some nearby campuses would be a valuable use of your time. As you walk around the campus, people watch and listen to the presentations by the college admissions representatives you will begin to see various aspects of college life. From these impressions you will be able to start forming an impression of what you like and what you don't like. These views will be extremely valuable to you as you start narrowing your college search.
No matter how you spend your long weekend, I hope you enjoy the extra day off! And again, if you are visiting a college, please be sure to bring back a picture!
No matter how you spend your long weekend, I hope you enjoy the extra day off! And again, if you are visiting a college, please be sure to bring back a picture!
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