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Admissions Office Q&A: Waitlists and Getting to Know Your College College experts and officials discuss how to handle being on a waitlist, as well as the best ways to learn more about your prospective college. The SIZE Question: Does It Really Matter? Warning: A wrong decision could result in small-school suffocation or large-school 'lost-in-the-crowd' syndrome... How Connected Is This Campus? What makes a college wired, and what makes it a wannabe? Here are some easy tips for figuring out how tech-savvy your prospective college really is. Dorming or Commuting: Which Is Best for You? There are pros and cons to both living in a dorm room and living at home. Here are some student-savvy factors to consider... Top 5 College Decision Mistakes Choosing a college for the first time is tough for even the most prepared student. Start by avoiding these 5 college decision mistakes. Admissions Office Q&A: How to Choose the Right College Jason Nevinger, associate director of admissions at Westminster College, discusses how to choose the perfect college. Can you Compete with the Elite? Are you aiming too high or low with your college applications? Officials and students weigh in on the college competition and how to choose the right school. 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: 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: 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. |