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Once you know what you want in a college or university,
you should start narrowing your search by looking at
specific institutions that meet the criteria you outlined
in the Making the College Decision section.
For example, visiting college fairs could be a great way
for you to meet representatives from several colleges
that meet criteria on your list. You can also speak with
college alumni by contacting associations in your area,
go on a college tour, or use online college databases to
take virtual tours of colleges and universities that most
interest you.
you should start narrowing your search by looking at
specific institutions that meet the criteria you outlined
in the Making the College Decision section.
For example, visiting college fairs could be a great way
for you to meet representatives from several colleges
that meet criteria on your list. You can also speak with
college alumni by contacting associations in your area,
go on a college tour, or use online college databases to
take virtual tours of colleges and universities that most
interest you.
| To get more information about college fairs, you should: To get prepared for getting the most from your college fair experience, read the "College Fairs" section of Chapter 2 in Winning Scholarships for College. To speak with alumni and representatives of the colleges/universtities you are interested in attending, you should:
If you're interested in organized college tours with a group, visit the following sites for more information. You should also contact your high school counselor or career center director: Are you interested in a virtual college tour? If so, use the following sites for help: Or use you can use the online college databases on the sites below to get more information about your favorite colleges and universities: |
