College Admission

On the Road Again! Clemson University

A Visit to Clemson University: Tradition, Innovation, and a Whole Lot of Orange In the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Clemson University feels like the definition of a classic American college experience—only bigger, bolder, and brighter orange. My recent visit to Clemson offered a deep look into a campus that balances strong Southern traditions with cutting-edge academics, research, and experiential learning. Clemson is a public, land-grant, R1 research university with approximately 23,000 undergraduate students, and yet it manages to [...]

By Terry|2026-02-12T18:30:32+00:00February 12th, 2026|Categories: business, College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, engineering, freshman, high school, sports, Uncategorized, university|Tags: admissions, college admissions, college visits, common app, education, engineering, high school, STEM, university|

On the Road Again! Columbia College

A Visit to Columbia College: Purpose, Community, and Possibility in the Heart of Columbia, South Carolina My recent visit to Columbia College in Columbia, South Carolina offered a clear picture of a small, close-knit institution that knows who it is and where it’s going. Founded in 1854, Columbia College has a long history rooted in a women-centered educational mission, even as it evolved into a co-educational institution in 2020. Today, the college serves approximately 1,800 students, including online learners, while [...]

By Terry|2026-02-11T14:19:49+00:00February 11th, 2026|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, Community, freshman, high school, LiberalArts, scholarships, Uncategorized|Tags: admissions, college admissions, college visits, education, freshman, LiberalArts|

On the Road Again! University of South Carolina

University of South Carolina - School Spirit and a lot more! My recent visit to the University of South Carolina (USC) made it clear why so many students from across the country are drawn to Columbia. With about 30,000 undergraduate students, USC offers the resources, energy, and spirit of a large public university while still managing to feel intentional about student experience and success. That balance shows up in the numbers. USC boasts a 92% freshman retention rate, a strong [...]

By Terry|2026-02-10T16:09:14+00:00February 10th, 2026|Categories: business, College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, engineering, freshman, high school, hospitality and tourism, nursing, scholarships, STEM, Uncategorized, university|Tags: admissions, college, college admissions, college visits, common app, education, engineering, high school, university|

On the Road Again! The Citadel, a military college
Gallery
On the Road Again! The Citadel, a military college
College Admission, college tours, college visits, criminal justice, engineering, military, Uncategorized

On the Road Again! The Citadel, a military college

The Citadel, a military college During my recent visit to The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, I gained a strong appreciation for what makes this institution both distinctive and transformative. Founded in 1842, The Citadel is a public senior military college located in a suburban setting and deeply rooted in tradition, structure, and leadership development. The undergraduate population consists of 2,350 students, with 51% from in-state and approximately 85% men. All students are cadets, and all cadets wear uniforms, reinforcing [...]

By Terry|2026-02-07T14:31:32+00:00February 7th, 2026|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, criminal justice, engineering, military, Uncategorized|Tags: admissions, college admissions, college visits, education, engineering, STEM|

On the Road Again: Hofstra University

If you’re a high school student starting your college search or a parent helping guide that process, Hofstra University is a campus worth putting on your radar. During my recent visit, I discovered a university that blends hands-on learning, real-world experience, and supportive faculty across every major. Here’s a look at what stood out most during my tour. Lawrence Herbert School of Communication: A Creative Powerhouse The Lawrence Herbert School of Communication is an incredible place for students passionate about [...]

By Terry|2025-11-20T18:19:28+00:00November 20th, 2025|Categories: business, College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, engineering, high school, New York, nursing, Uncategorized, university|Tags: admissions, college, college admissions, college visits, common app, education, engineering, freshman, high school, university|

On the Road Again! Earlham College
Gallery
On the Road Again! Earlham College
College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, equestrian, FirstGeneration, high school, LiberalArts, Quaker

On the Road Again! Earlham College

Discovering Earlham College: A Hidden Gem of Purpose and Possibility in Richmond, Indiana Last week, I had the chance to visit Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana, a member of the Colleges That Change Lives. I left deeply impressed by this small, Quaker-founded liberal arts college that blends community, self-discovery, and global engagement in ways few schools can match. With just around 700 undergraduates, Earlham offers a close-knit environment where every student is known and supported. The college is aiming to [...]

By Terry|2025-11-10T23:23:08+00:00November 10th, 2025|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, equestrian, FirstGeneration, high school, LiberalArts, Quaker|Tags: admissions, college, college admissions, college visits, common app, education, freshman, high school, LiberalArts, sustainability|

On the Road Again! University of Liverpool

🎸 From the Beatles to Breakthroughs: Why I Loved Visiting the University of Liverpool 🎓🇬🇧 As a lifelong Beatles fan, I have to admit that just stepping foot in Liverpool gives me a little thrill. This is a city bursting with music, culture, and unmistakable energy. But Liverpool isn’t just a pilgrimage for fans of the Fab Four. It’s also home to one of the UK’s most prestigious universities, the University of Liverpool. Founded as the original redbrick university and [...]

By Terry|2025-06-09T13:47:05+00:00June 9th, 2025|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, engineering, freshman, high school, International, Russell Group, UCAS, UK, university|Tags: admissions, career, college admissions, college visits, education, engineering, freshman, high school, law, Research, social justice, university, Veterinarian|

On the Road Again! Lancaster University

Discovering Lancaster University: A Vibrant Academic Home in England's Scenic North Near the beautiful Lake District, Lancaster University is an institution that blends academic excellence, a tight-knit community, and a stunning natural setting. On a recent visit to campus, I discovered why Lancaster continues to attract students from around the world and why it deserves to be on any international student’s radar. A Young University with Global Reach Established in 1964 as one of England’s so-called “plate glass universities” (named [...]

By Terry|2025-06-05T16:38:47+00:00June 5th, 2025|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, high school, International, Student Support, UCAS, UK, university|Tags: admissions, college admissions, college visits, education, GreatBritain, high school, sustainability, UK, university|

On the Road Again! Washington College

Exploring Washington College: A Hidden Gem on Maryland's Eastern Shore Tucked away in the picturesque town of Chestertown, Maryland, Washington College is a liberal arts college that manages to combine historical significance with forward-thinking academic innovation. With around 1,000 undergraduates, it offers a tight-knit community where students and faculty form close bonds, and where tradition blends seamlessly with contemporary relevance. A Legacy Tied to History—and George Washington Himself Founded in 1783, Washington College is the tenth oldest college in the [...]

By Terry|2025-05-15T13:43:48+00:00May 15th, 2025|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, CrabCrawl, freshman, high school, LiberalArts, marine science, Maryland, scholarships, university|Tags: admissions, college, college admissions, college visits, common app, education, freshman, high school, LiberalArts|

On the Road Again! St. John’s College

Why St. John’s College May Be the Most Unique College in America Annapolis, Maryland & Santa Fe, New Mexico If your idea of a perfect college includes reading Einstein and Plato in their original form, discussing Supreme Court cases in class, and possibly becoming a national champion in croquet, then St. John’s College might be the school you didn’t know you were searching for. With just 500 students on its waterfront Annapolis campus and another 400 at its mountain-set campus [...]

By Terry|2025-05-13T16:08:21+00:00May 13th, 2025|Categories: College Admission, college tours, college visits, Common App, CrabCrawl, FirstGeneration, freshman, high school, International, LiberalArts, Maryland|Tags: admissions, college admissions, college visits, common app, education, freshman, high school, LiberalArts|