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A View from the Trashcan: Navigating College Fairs, Part 2

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

In August, I spoke about the years I have spent behind a table at a college fair , often by the doors and therefore, by the trash can. I love college fairs, even after being part of them for nearly two decades. Part 1 of this series was to get you prepped for navigating the college fair itself.

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College Admission Planning for High School Juniors – Second Semester

Great College Advice

As we laid out back in August , your junior year is the most important year in preparing for college admissions from an academic standpoint as it is the last full year of grades that colleges will see as they review your college application and it will likely be your most rigorous year of classes with AP, Honors and/or IB courses.

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Preparing for College

Solomon Admissions

Starting high school can be seen as the first step towards the college educational journey. Although it is an exciting time in the lives of teenagers, it is also a pivotal time to get serious about your academic performance in preparation for the , college application process. Be on the lookout for college fairs in your area.

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10 Cutting-Edge Student Recruitment Strategies to Elevate Your Enrollment Game

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Traditional methods (college fairs, brochures, high school visits) still play a role, but they cant carry the weight alone anymore. An international applicant is greeted with region-specific admissions guidance and video testimonials from students from their home country. Gen Z expects more. And so do their parents.

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Why Demonstrated Interest Matters in College Admissions

StandOut College Prep

We’ll discuss various ways to demonstrate your interest, such as attending virtual events, contacting current students, and submitting a thoughtful application. Key Takeaways Demonstrated interest shows colleges you're serious and have done your research. How can you demonstrate interest in a college?

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New Admissions Counselor Resource Center

EAB

College fairs. Overview of college fairs. This brief guide from WACAC covers the basics of representing your college at a fair. Represent your college. Campus tours. Tips for Campus Tours. Read pointers on how to host an engaging tour. Improve your tours.

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Understanding Demonstrated Interest

Discovery College Consulting

When colleges consider applicants, they are interested in several factors. But, colleges consider other factors too, such as letters of recommendation, test scores, essays and demonstrated interest (DI). College admissions officers know that most students apply to several colleges, but in the end they can only attend one.