Q & A with College Admission Professionals
Understanding the Role of Standardized Testing in College Admission
Standardized testing has been in the spotlight over the last several years, with colleges making new decisions about how they use (or don’t use) tests as part of applications. Join a panel of admissions experts who will discuss the real truth about test-optional, test-flexible, and test-blind admission policies and what this means for students.
Tips for Writing the College Essay
From brainstorming just the right topic to capture YOU, to demonstrating your critical thinking, this workshop will present tips and strategies to develop your college essay. Our experts will share what college admission professionals are looking for in your essay and answer your questions to ensure you present your best work.
Presenting Your Best Self in the College Experience
Join us for tips and advice about how to best present yourself during all parts of the college application process. From email inquiries to college interviews, learn how to communicate effectively and make a great first (and lasting!) impression.
Making the Most of Your College Visit
Campus visits are one of the most exciting parts of the college search process. When researching potential schools, getting on campuses is one of the best ways to figure out if they might be a good fit. In this workshop, a panel of college admissions professionals and their student tour guides share helpful tips to ensure you are taking full advantage of your time at each school.
The College Application Process
The application process may seem complicated, but learning the steps in advance can set you up for success. This workshop addresses the various methods of application, senior year timeline, the elements of a strong college application, as well as tips and suggestions to present your best self.
College Admission 101 for First Generation Families
For an applicant who is the first in the family to attend a four-year college or university, the application process can feel particularly complex. In this workshop, a panel of experts will address the basics of the admissions process, how being a first gen student may impact applying to college, where you can find resources to help along the way, and how to search for scholarships specific to first gen students.
College Application Options & Timelines
Early Action, Early Decision, Regular Admission, Rolling… There are lots of ways to apply to college! Confused, or want to hear more about what these choices mean? Join college admissions professionals to learn about these options and how to choose the right one for you, how these choices may restrict your options for applications to other schools, and the possible impact on financial aid.
Community College Advantage
Come hear about the many benefits to your education and career by attending a two-year college or trade school. Representatives from New Hampshire community colleges offer information and advice about program opportunities, positive financial impacts, and the many advantages of earning an associate degree or trade certificate.
Q & A with Financial Aid Professionals
Some of the best things in life are free; unfortunately college isn't one of them! Join a panel of college financial aid professionals as they help demystify the financial aid process, share tips to ensure students receive their best financial aid offer, and explain how this aid can help families to manage college costs. Bring your questions!
Exploring College Major and Career Options
Many high school seniors (and college students) struggle with major and career choices. Choosing your major is an important step toward your career, but there is plenty of support for students along the way. In this workshop, you will learn how to navigate this choice to maximize future options.
Searching and Applying for Scholarships
Every dollar counts when it comes to paying for college. Earning scholarships can help close the gap- but where do you begin? In this workshop you will learn the types of available scholarships and who can apply, resources available to help with your search, and how to maximize your odds of receiving scholarship money.
Building Your College List
With the sheer number of potential educational institutions, creating the “perfect” list of colleges can feel like an overwhelming task. Join our experts to learn how to ease the stress, have productive conversations, utilize your resources, weigh your needs and wants, and make the most of the college exploration process.
It's a Digital World: Utilizing Online & Mobile Resources in the College Process
Learn about online tools available to aid you in the college selection, application, and financial aid processes. Explore the best methods – and some helpful tips – for using social media to your advantage in your college search and how information on your social media profiles can impact your life for many years to come.
The College-Bound Student-Athlete
Join college athletes, current college coaches, high school athletic directors, and a college compliance officer to learn about recruitment strategies, eligibility requirements, and what life is like for NCAA college athletes.
Earn College Credit and Career Experience in High School
There are many ways students can challenge themselves, work towards potential careers, and earn college credit while in high school. Join a panel of experts to learn more about registered apprenticeships, AP and IB coursework for potential college credit, and dual enrollment courses in the high school, online, or on college campuses.
Study Away
Ireland? Australia? Washington, D.C.? France? Are you considering a study away program while you're in college? Or maybe you're thinking about attending a college outside of the United States for your entire degree program. Come learn more about study away and international admissions from a panel of experts.
Navigating Campus Resources
There are impressive resources available on college campuses for learning effective writing and studying skills, for accommodations due to a disability, for physical, emotional and mental health, and for student activities. In this workshop, a panel of campus resource directors will share the process for accessing and utilizing these resources to maximize the campus experience.
Learn everything you've always wanted to know about college admissions...and more! Get advice about selecting a college, the application process, finding the right fit, and the criteria reviewed in the admission process from a panel of experts who know it best. Bring your questions!
This panel of current high school and college students is ready to discuss their favorite college admissions tips, details of the college search, and what student life is really like. Bring your questions and join our students in a lively discussion of all things college!
Understanding the Role of Standardized Testing in College Admission
Standardized testing has been in the spotlight over the last several years, with colleges making new decisions about how they use (or don’t use) tests as part of applications. Join a panel of admissions experts who will discuss the real truth about test-optional, test-flexible, and test-blind admission policies and what this means for students.
Tips for Writing the College Essay
From brainstorming just the right topic to capture YOU, to demonstrating your critical thinking, this workshop will present tips and strategies to develop your college essay. Our experts will share what college admission professionals are looking for in your essay and answer your questions to ensure you present your best work.
Presenting Your Best Self in the College Experience
Join us for tips and advice about how to best present yourself during all parts of the college application process. From email inquiries to college interviews, learn how to communicate effectively and make a great first (and lasting!) impression.
Making the Most of Your College Visit
Campus visits are one of the most exciting parts of the college search process. When researching potential schools, getting on campuses is one of the best ways to figure out if they might be a good fit. In this workshop, a panel of college admissions professionals and their student tour guides share helpful tips to ensure you are taking full advantage of your time at each school.
The College Application Process
The application process may seem complicated, but learning the steps in advance can set you up for success. This workshop addresses the various methods of application, senior year timeline, the elements of a strong college application, as well as tips and suggestions to present your best self.
College Admission 101 for First Generation Families
For an applicant who is the first in the family to attend a four-year college or university, the application process can feel particularly complex. In this workshop, a panel of experts will address the basics of the admissions process, how being a first gen student may impact applying to college, where you can find resources to help along the way, and how to search for scholarships specific to first gen students.
College Application Options & Timelines
Early Action, Early Decision, Regular Admission, Rolling… There are lots of ways to apply to college! Confused, or want to hear more about what these choices mean? Join college admissions professionals to learn about these options and how to choose the right one for you, how these choices may restrict your options for applications to other schools, and the possible impact on financial aid.
Community College Advantage
Come hear about the many benefits to your education and career by attending a two-year college or trade school. Representatives from New Hampshire community colleges offer information and advice about program opportunities, positive financial impacts, and the many advantages of earning an associate degree or trade certificate.
Q & A with Financial Aid Professionals
Some of the best things in life are free; unfortunately college isn't one of them! Join a panel of college financial aid professionals as they help demystify the financial aid process, share tips to ensure students receive their best financial aid offer, and explain how this aid can help families to manage college costs. Bring your questions!
Exploring College Major and Career Options
Many high school seniors (and college students) struggle with major and career choices. Choosing your major is an important step toward your career, but there is plenty of support for students along the way. In this workshop, you will learn how to navigate this choice to maximize future options.
Searching and Applying for Scholarships
Every dollar counts when it comes to paying for college. Earning scholarships can help close the gap- but where do you begin? In this workshop you will learn the types of available scholarships and who can apply, resources available to help with your search, and how to maximize your odds of receiving scholarship money.
Building Your College List
With the sheer number of potential educational institutions, creating the “perfect” list of colleges can feel like an overwhelming task. Join our experts to learn how to ease the stress, have productive conversations, utilize your resources, weigh your needs and wants, and make the most of the college exploration process.
It's a Digital World: Utilizing Online & Mobile Resources in the College Process
Learn about online tools available to aid you in the college selection, application, and financial aid processes. Explore the best methods – and some helpful tips – for using social media to your advantage in your college search and how information on your social media profiles can impact your life for many years to come.
The College-Bound Student-Athlete
Join college athletes, current college coaches, high school athletic directors, and a college compliance officer to learn about recruitment strategies, eligibility requirements, and what life is like for NCAA college athletes.
Earn College Credit and Career Experience in High School
There are many ways students can challenge themselves, work towards potential careers, and earn college credit while in high school. Join a panel of experts to learn more about registered apprenticeships, AP and IB coursework for potential college credit, and dual enrollment courses in the high school, online, or on college campuses.
Study Away
Ireland? Australia? Washington, D.C.? France? Are you considering a study away program while you're in college? Or maybe you're thinking about attending a college outside of the United States for your entire degree program. Come learn more about study away and international admissions from a panel of experts.
Navigating Campus Resources
There are impressive resources available on college campuses for learning effective writing and studying skills, for accommodations due to a disability, for physical, emotional and mental health, and for student activities. In this workshop, a panel of campus resource directors will share the process for accessing and utilizing these resources to maximize the campus experience.