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Open houses offer chance to ask college questions (opens the original)
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Wherever a soon-to-be high school graduate is considering to spend college years, most all admissions departments agree that the only real way for a prospective freshman to get a feel for what a college can offer is through attending tours and open houses on campus. While an estimated 48% of high school seniors visit a campus before submitting college applications, Alia Education reported that 80% of incoming freshmen tour the campus they intend to enroll in. Mike Andelbradt, assistant vice pres
Sophomore, junior years known as ‘grunt years’ (opens the original)
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The sophomore and junior years of college are know as the âgrunt years.â To old to be a novelty student and two young to celebrate yet. Lots of work to be had. Fedearia Nicholson, vice provost for student pathways and dean of the Williams Honors College at The University of Akron, discussed how to best navigate two very important years of college. âThe sophomore year is often a pivotal stage in a studentâs college experience,â Nicholson said. âDuring the first year, colleges and univ
Senior year means studying, job hunting (opens the original)
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Finally, senior year has arrived. Your senior has endured the growing pains of college and is on the doorstep of graduation. The soon-to-be-graduate is certainly not alone. An estimated 2.17 million students graduated from U.S. colleges in 2025, according to SoFi Learn. Of course, there is a volume of twists and turns to navigate during the next school year. Krittika Grau, assistant vice president of career success at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, shared some of her advice for th
Freshman year full of uncertainty, questions (opens the original)
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Do you to remember your first roller coaster ride? A bit of anxiety, a twinge of fear, followed by excitement, perhaps. Thatâs what a typical freshman year of college is like. No matter how smart or confident one may be while entering college, thereâs a lot to learn. Amy Lechko, associate dean of student affairs and director of the womenâs center at Ursuline College in Pepper Pike, has some perspective to share. Here are some frequently asked questions by freshmen: ⢠What are my options
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