Friday, September 25, 2009

Take a Campus Tours

Take a Campus Tours

Campus tours are an important part of choosing your college. You will want to be sure to visit several college campuses while you are looking and planning for college. Visit while school is in schedule instead of summer or winter breaks.
Between high school, your job and your parent’s job, you may find it difficult to plan a good time to go visit campuses. Late summer and early September before your senior year of high school is usually an ideal time. If you are going to miss any school, be sure that you inform your school and professors ahead of time. Fall semesters and spring semesters are the best seasons to visit college campuses because the campus will be active and you will be able to get a taste of the school and how things work.
Students should also consider visiting campuses before they apply. Many colleges have new student conferences after students have been accepted to the college. These activities are very involved and students even have the opportunity to stay in the dorm rooms at some campuses. Students are generally placed in groups with current students of the college and they learn about the history of the school and everything there is to do there.
Many students often wait until they have received their admission letters to decide which college they want to attend. Many colleges will invite accepted candidate to spend a few days on campus and will encourage them to enroll then. This is a good opportunity to see the college and make comparisons between the schools that you have already toured or accepted you.
The worst time to plan a campus tour is around holidays. There are many students who work as guides and show prospective students and parents around the campus at specified times. If you are interested in the social life around campus and what activities and entertainment are available, the tour guide should be able to help you. If you have any questions regarding admissions, enrollment or financial aid, the tour guide will direct you to the appropriate offices.

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