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Representatives from many universities and colleges visit San Luis Obispo High School. Attending a college presentation is an excellent way to not only get to know the college or university but in many instances, also a tremendous opportunity to get to know the admission representative who will be the first admissions member to review your application. For this reason, students planning to attend a college presentation should prepare for the meeting by doing research on the college before the presentation and bringing a couple of thoughtful questions to the presentation. Making a positive impression during the presentation can go a long way.
Representatives from many universities and colleges visit San Luis Obispo High School. Attending a college presentation is an excellent way to not only get to know the college or university but in many instances, also a tremendous opportunity to get to know the admission representative who will be the first admissions member to review your application. For this reason, students planning to attend a college presentation should prepare for the meeting by doing research on the college before the presentation and bringing a couple of thoughtful questions to the presentation. Making a positive impression during the presentation can go a long way.
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From UC Riverside to Wesleyan University to Tulane and Colorado School of Mines! Check out these brief videos that show you the towns where colleges are located!
Its not too late!.pdfIf you are dreaming of going away to college now and did not apply or like your acceptances.
Give Cal Lutheran, in Thousand Oaks a look.
They are still accepting applications into April .
Many out of state universities are also!
CHECK OUT THESE PRESENTATIONS FROM THE COLLEGE NIGHT SLO EVENT on OCTOBER 28, 2020
CHECK OUT THESE PRESENTATIONS FROM THE COLLEGE NIGHT SLO EVENT on OCTOBER 28, 2020
COLLEGE REP VISITS FALL 2023
COLLEGE REP VISITS FALL 2023
Juniors & Seniors may sign up to attend College Rep Visits
Juniors & Seniors may sign up to attend College Rep Visits
Sign up in person in the College & Career Office or email Mrs. Martin to sign you up! cmartin@slcusd.org
Sign up in person in the College & Career Office or email Mrs. Martin to sign you up! cmartin@slcusd.org
THIS LIST WILL BE UPDATED REGULARLY
college rep visits FALL 2023.pdf
The College Tour
is a TV series brought to you by multi-award winning producers. The series tells the story of colleges and universities around the world. Each episode of The College Tour focuses on a single college or university. From campus life, academics, housing, sports, activities, and much more… each student driven segment will give young people an inside look at what it’s truly like being a student at the featured college or university. Join us for a truly one-of-a-kind series featuring colleges and universities in a way they have never been seen before!
CLICK ON THE IMAGE, GO TO THE WEBSITE, and WATCH STORIES ABOUT COLLEGES YOU MIHGT HAVE NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT.
Factors when choosing a college.pdfThis is a great resource for Junior and Senior families who are looking for help deciding which college to apply to.
This is a great resource for Junior and Senior families who are looking for help deciding which college to apply to.
20 Questions to Ask College Representatives
20 Questions to Ask College Representatives
What makes your college unique?
What academic programs is your college most known for?
How would you describe the kids that go there? Where do most of them come from?
Where do kids hang out on campus?
What happens on weekends—are there things to do on campus or in town, or do most kids go home?
Are fraternities and sororities a big part of campus life?
What are the housing options for freshmen?
Do many students live off campus?
Is there a sports complex or fitness center?
What are the most popular clubs and activities?
What’s the security like on campus?
What’s the surrounding area like? Is it easy to get around?
What are the most popular majors?
How would you describe the academic pressure and workload?
What support services are available (academic advisers, tutors, etc.)?
Do I need to bring my own computer?
What’s the faculty like? How accessible are they outside of class?
Are there opportunities for internships?
Is there job placement help for graduates?
Are any big changes in the works that I should know about?
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