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Admissions Office Q&A: Study Abroad and College Recruiting Pat Armstrong, the director of admissions at St. John's University, discusses study abroad programs and college recruiting. Admissions Office Q&A: Choosing a Dorm Matthew Whelan, director of admission at St. John's University, discusses how to choose the right dorm. Admissions Office Q&A: Tips for Writing the Perfect Admissions Essay Esther Goodcuff, associate vice president for enrollment management and student affairs at Adelphi University, discusses how to write the perfect admissions essay for your college application. Admissions Office Q&A: Deciding Where to Apply Cherie Andrade, the associate director of admissions at Hawaii Pacific University, discusses how to decide where to apply to college. Admissions Office Q&A: Online Courses, Senioritis, and Application Essays Patricia Armstrong, director of admissions at St. John's University discusses online courses in college, dodging high school senioritis, and how to write a great application essay -- no matter how boring you may think you are! Admissions Office Q&A: Scholarships, Tours, and Religious Colleges Reena G. Kamins, the director of admissions at List College, discusses where to find scholarships, how to make the best of a campus tour, and how to decide what religious college to attend. Admissions Office Q&A: E-Apps' and College Interviews Pat Armstrong, director of admissions at St. John's University, discusses the electronic application process, and what to expect at a college interview. Admissions Office Q&A: When Parents and Students Don't Agree Lisa Meyer, dean of admissions at the University of LaVerne, discusses how you and your parents can reach an agreement about what college to attend. Admissions Office Q&A: Deciding on a College Joseph A. Fantozzi, the senior associate director of admissions at Hunter College, discusses the "Top Ten Worst Reasons" for selecting a college. Admissions Office Q&A: Financial Aid for Every Student Pat Armstrong, the director of admissions at St. John's University, discusses how "average" students can receive financial aid. |