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Are any of your seniors still trying to find the right college? Goucher could be the perfect choice.
Located just outside of Baltimore on 287 wooded acres, Goucher is home to 1,100 undergraduates from 43 states and from countries around the world.
With a 10:1 student to faculty ratio, professors know their students by name as well as their academic and extracurricular interests. Goucher graduates often state that the relationships they develop with professors are what helped them succeed.
Our emphasis on a Global Experience with 100% Study Abroad program has a life-changing impact on our students. .
97% of our students receive financial aid, and the average aid award is $36,521 in financial aid (including scholarships, grants, loans and work-study).
If you think Goucher could be a good match for one of your seniors, please encourage them to apply to Goucher today. Our Regular Decision deadline will remain open until January 15th.
Wishing you all the best,
Jonathan Lindsay
Vice President, Enrollment Management
admissions@goucher.edu
Since its founding in 1847, Lawrence's mission has been to pursue excellence and integrity in all endeavors. We live this mission every day as we help our students to seek the light of knowledge and understanding. It also informs our values as we work to become a more diverse, welcoming, and sustainable community. Lawrence University of Wisconsin, through its undergraduate residential college and Conservatory of Music, educates students in the liberal arts and sciences. The university is devoted to excellence and integrity in all of its activities and committed to the development of intellect and talent, the pursuit of knowledge and understanding, the cultivation of sound judgment, and respect for the perspectives of others. Lawrence prepares students for lives of achievement, responsible and meaningful citizenship, lifelong learning, and personal fulfillment. As a diverse learning community of scholars and artists, we actively foster a transformative process that emphasizes engaged learning, supported by an environment of rich educational opportunities in a residential campus setting.
If your students are ready to complete by our January 15 deadline, we look forward to reviewing their applications and sharing their admissions decision as soon as possible.
If you’d like any help, please reach out to Sierra Maata, who works with your students, at sierra.maatta@lawrence.edu
The College of Wooster
The College of Wooster
A few College of Wooster updates to share below, including a snapshot of the Class of 2025, an open invitation to visit in person this fall, some virtual opportunities, and a glimpse of two of our Wooster seniors. We’re also excited to share a few national recognitions, including The Princeton Review, where Wooster shone in categories such as mentoring, race relations, and…where students study the most!
Snapshot of the Class of 2025…our largest class in over a decade
Wooster welcomed first-year students from 41 states and 43 countries, and 17% of this class identifies as first generation.
An Invitation to Visit
Wooster has several in-person small group visits planned for this fall and spring, but we’re eager to welcome counselors and IECs at any time of year. We can host you overnight and provide opportunities for you to connect to current students and staff during a personalized visit. Please use our counselor sign-up page or contact me directly to set up your visit to Wooster at 330-263-2201 or agamble@wooster.edu
Virtual Opportunities
In addition to our counselor-specific tours, we have a robust series of virtual events for prospective students that speak to all aspects of student life, including panels specific to diversity on campus, STEM majors, D3 athletics, and study abroad. We have virtual interviews for students, and we’re also ready to set up a one-on-one conversation for counselors with a current student. Please contact me to set up a personalized counselor conversation.
Take our virtual Campus Tour
Merit Aid
We’re still celebrating the chapter dedicated to Wooster in Ron Lieber’s book, The Price You Pay for College, where Wooster is described as the college “that does it all”. Our Early Aid Estimator, available in mid-summer 2023 for high school students planning to attend college in Fall 2024. , is held up as an example of transparency in the aid process. Wooster is also committed to providing aid for international applicants. Please encourage students to apply for our competitive merit aid awards, and know that all students are considered for our Dean’s Award as applicants.
Testing
Wooster has been test optional for domestic applicants since 2019- and fifty percent of incoming students submitted tests scores in 2021. We do not use submitted scores when we consider students for merit aid.
Student Profiles
I was initially drawn to Wooster due to the resources and opportunities that all students had access to. Coming out of high school after working as an intern for my congresswoman, I knew that I needed a college to support and help me further my internship experience, which Wooster has. Accessing my professors and forming genuine relationships with them was also a massive plus for me. Though the College is academically rigorous and students strive to do well, students aim to help each other, whether studying together or helping each other with homework. I admire how everyone on campus wants each person to succeed and will actively ask and help see how they can achieve what they want. I don’t think there’s any other community like Wooster’s that uplifts and supports everyone. What surprised me about Wooster was how professors take time to help and get to know students. Most liberal arts colleges boast about small class sizes and being more than a number in the classroom. However, I did not expect to have hour-long conversations and coffees weekly with multiple faculty members - even those not in my department. The connections I’ve made with the Wooster faculty will stay with me long after I graduate, something I am very grateful for. My Senior Independent Study is regarding the contemporary rise and success of the far-right in Western Europe. Through my research, I observe how anti-immigrant rhetoric and ethnonationalism affect Western European politics and if they can be regarded as a direct factor to the far-right’s recent popularity in these states.
Wooster offered me a place where I would be able to succeed as both a student and an athlete while taking advantage of other great organizations and activities on campus. Wooster is a tight knit community with smaller class sizes where professors are very accessible and will work to help each student learn and succeed. I was surprised by the different student organizations and volunteer options for students on campus like the health coach program. My senior Independent Study looks into chemotherapeutic compounds and will run tests to determine if they contain antimicrobial activity.
April Gamble
Associate Director of Admissions & Coordinator of Counselor Relations
The New School in California - Virtual Information Sessions
The New School in California - Virtual Information Sessions
I am The New School's admission representative for Northern California, Central Valley and the South Orange County/San Diego areas.
I invite interested students and families from your school to join my colleagues and me to learn more about The New School including Parsons School of Design, our College of Performing Arts (Mannes, Jazz and Contemporary Music, and Drama), and Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts. My fellow California region New School admission reps and I will be hosting virtual information sessions with a brief presentation followed by Q&A. Please find the schedule and the registration links below:
College of Performing Arts Information Session Wednesday, March 13 at 7:00 PM - Online Event
Parsons AAS Online Information Session Thursday, February 22 at 11:00 AM - Online Event
Virtual Undergraduate Information Session Tuesday, February 27 at 6:00 PM - Online Event
Information sessions are 45- to 60-minute presentations by admission staff and/or faculty designed for students interested in applying for admission.
Dates with available events are highlighted green on the calendar below. Browse available events by date or select the date on which your desired event is being held. When you find an available event for which you'd like to register, click on the event name. You will be redirected to that event's registration form.
If you have questions about, or need help with, event registration, please email admission@newschool.edu.
If your students are not able to attend these regional sessions, there are other virtual opportunities to connect with our admission office this fall including:
If you have questions about, or need help with event registration, please email admission@newschool.edu.
Anne Lanza
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION
THE NEW SCHOOL
55 WEST 13TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10011
https://www.newschool.edu/admission/prospective-undergraduate-students/
UC Berkeley CED
UC Berkeley CED
Our vision is to launch our graduates to be agents of change for environmental good, disrupting the practices that degrade our environment and accelerating pathways and practices toward resilient, healthy, and equitable futures.
Our mission is to advance knowledge and educate students in the critical theories, design practices and sciences that address the environmental challenges of this century.
Learn more about the application cycle, admission process and financial aid opportunities for our undergraduate, graduate, summer programs, and fees and financial aid.
Here are some other helpful links to help you gather more information about UC Berkeley CED.
Watch our Virtual Prospective Student Presentation and for more information, or to connect with us directly, please visit the advising tab on our website.
We look forward to meeting with prospective students!
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