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Consider This
Honors colleges and honors programs are another path to consider for college bound students. These programs function as schools-within-schools, offering the chance to study in a smaller program within a large, often public, university. Typically, selective and academically challenging, this … Continue reading
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Taking A Look At Honors Programs
Honors colleges and honors programs offer students the opportunity to study in a smaller, more elite program within a larger, often public, university. High achieving high school students searching for an academically challenging environment or to those who cannot consider … Continue reading
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Another Path to Consider
Honors colleges and honors programs offer an additional choice to high achieving high school students searching for an academically challenging environment or to those who cannot consider costly private colleges and universities. These schools-within-schools offer academically motivated students the opportunity … Continue reading
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Attend a College Fair
A new college fair season is beginning! College fairs are a great way to start your college search. They offer you the opportunity to get exposure to a broad range of colleges and universities all in one place. You will … Continue reading
Should You Consider An Honors Program or College?
Honors colleges, and honors programs, usually reside within larger public universities. These schools-within-schools offer academically motivated students the opportunity to study in a smaller setting within a larger, often public, university. There are dozens of honor colleges and honors programs across … Continue reading
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Spring Is College Fair Season
Spring is here and it’s time to attend to a college fair! Meet admissions reps from a long list of schools at fairs in your own town or in a town nearby. Here’s how to get the most out of college … Continue reading
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Is There An Honors College/Program For You?
A path to consider, often off the main grid, is the honors college. Honors colleges give students the opportunity to study in a smaller, more elite program within a larger, often public, university. There are dozens of honor colleges and … Continue reading
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The Power of Community College
We think Laura Bruno’s thoughts on the value of community college are relevant and timely as students consider their college options. Laura Bruno is Assistant Dean of Enrollment Management at Queensborough Community College, The City University of New York, … Continue reading
The Power of Community Colleges
Laura Bruno is Assistant Dean of Enrollment Management at Queensborough Community College, The City University of New York, where she is responsible for providing strategic direction and leadership of the College’s Student Enrollment Services division, including the Offices of Admissions & Recruitment, … Continue reading
