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Camryn
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How do you plan college visits to out of state schools?
I would like to go to college in California, but there are many different schools all over the state. #college #trips #higher-education #college-major #career
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Tracy Gill, DPT, MPA
Higher Education Adviser: focused to work with teams to grow and support student affairs.
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Hello Camyrn,
Congrats on locating a state that you would like to attend for college. I did some research and found a wonderful college tour program that you can contact .
The California College Tour is a wonderful opportunity for students to tour numerous college campuses and evaluate their college options. Students visit a wide variety of campuses, including private and public schools in both urban and rural areas. Participants will be able to determine if a large or small school is appropriate for them, and, with the comparison materials we give them, they will be able to review their opinions once they’ve returned home. In less than one week, students have the opportunity to experience great American cities.
Source: https://www.educationunlimited.com/camp/60/visit-and-tour-elite-east-coast-ivy-league-and-california-colleges-and-universities-harvard-yale-mit-columbia.html
Upcoming Sessions
* Tentative and Subject to Change
Camp:California College TourDate:Jun 21st 2018 - Jun 27th 2018 Grade (fall 2018):10th - 12thLocation:California Colleges (Tour)
Pricing Options
Please contact them at Mailing Address:
Education Unlimited
1700 Shattuck Ave 305
Berkeley, CA 94709
Office Address:
Education Unlimited
1681 Shattuck Ave, Suite E
Berkeley, CA 94709
General Information Line:
(510) 548-6612
Fax Number:
(510) 548-0212
college-bound california
Congrats on locating a state that you would like to attend for college. I did some research and found a wonderful college tour program that you can contact .
The California College Tour is a wonderful opportunity for students to tour numerous college campuses and evaluate their college options. Students visit a wide variety of campuses, including private and public schools in both urban and rural areas. Participants will be able to determine if a large or small school is appropriate for them, and, with the comparison materials we give them, they will be able to review their opinions once they’ve returned home. In less than one week, students have the opportunity to experience great American cities.
Source: https://www.educationunlimited.com/camp/60/visit-and-tour-elite-east-coast-ivy-league-and-california-colleges-and-universities-harvard-yale-mit-columbia.html
Upcoming Sessions
* Tentative and Subject to Change
Camp:California College TourDate:Jun 21st 2018 - Jun 27th 2018 Grade (fall 2018):10th - 12thLocation:California Colleges (Tour)
Pricing Options
Please contact them at Mailing Address:
Education Unlimited
1700 Shattuck Ave 305
Berkeley, CA 94709
Office Address:
Education Unlimited
1681 Shattuck Ave, Suite E
Berkeley, CA 94709
General Information Line:
(510) 548-6612
Fax Number:
(510) 548-0212
college-bound california
Amanda Sanchez
Administrative Support at The CORE Group
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Hi Camryn,
I suggest you start with what it is you would like to major in. There are many different schools all over but you are going to want to go to a school that benefits you and has a good program in what major you would like to pursue. Also consider the size of school would you feel comfortable in. There are several schools in California in many different locations with a different size population. I hope this helps.
I suggest you start with what it is you would like to major in. There are many different schools all over but you are going to want to go to a school that benefits you and has a good program in what major you would like to pursue. Also consider the size of school would you feel comfortable in. There are several schools in California in many different locations with a different size population. I hope this helps.