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Preparing for College

Solomon Admissions

If time and cost are a concern, you can begin this process by visiting your local college(s). College admissions offices usually offer information sessions and campus tours on a regular basis. Be sure to visit the admissions website of your college of interest to schedule a visit.

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Why Demonstrated Interest Matters in College Admissions

StandOut College Prep

How can you demonstrate interest in a college? There are many ways to demonstrate interest in a college, including attending information sessions and campus tours, meeting with admissions officers or current students, participating in online chats or webinars, and reaching out to faculty members in your intended major.

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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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Demonstrated Interest at UPenn

The Koppelman Group

This is great news for accessibility and equity in college admissions — there are plenty of people who, no matter how fervently they admire their dream school, simply cannot visit for a campus tour or apply for its summer programs.

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Tips For Creating Your College List

DC College Counseling

During the spring of your junior year, set aside some time to talk with your college counselor (if you haven’t already) and attend any college fairs or information sessions in your area. This is also a great time to tour colleges and see what campuses look like while school is in session!

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Understanding Demonstrated Interest

Discovery College Consulting

Attend virtual information sessions and campus tours Follow the college on social media Contact your regional admissions officer by email or, even better, by phone with questions (make sure the answers are not easily found online) Attend admissions officers’ visits at your high school Attend college fairs in your area Participate in an admissions (..)

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How to Really Demonstrate Interest in a School

DC College Counseling

Another great way to get on their digital radar is to sign up for virtual information sessions, campus tours, and webinars. Check out regional college fairs and make absolutely sure to attend college information sessions when they’re offered at your high school (even if it means missing out on a study hall or occasional class).