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College Visits

Signing up for a college visit is a commitment that you are making. College reps come to our school even if you are the only one signed up. Your registration means one less place is available for others. Two (2) no-shows to visits means you cannot attend future visits without permission from H-101, even if you've already registered.

 

How to attend a college visit in H-101: (open to all students)

Sign up on Naviance. 

  • Login
  • What's New shows visiting schools
  • more info/register takes you to the registration page
  • Click
  • PRINT the Confirmation page. Your confirmation becomes your "Ticket" to attend.

 

Check in to class FIRST. Ask your teacher for permission and a signature to attend the visit.    Teacher signature on your ticket is required for entry.

 

If you change your mind or can no longer attend the visit, please remove yourself from the list at least 3 days before the visit.  Failure to do so may result in your being removed from future visit lists.

 

Please arrive no earlier than 5 minutes before the start of the visit.

 

Remember, demonstrated interest matters. See you in H101!
Windows on Williams (WOW)
  • WOW is a selective program open to high school students in the U.S. and Puerto Rico who will be seniors in the fall of 2019; preference is given to high-achieving students who couldn’t otherwise afford to visit Williams.
  • WOW applications will be accepted in two rounds. The first deadline is July 1 and the second application deadline is August 1.
  • If you are selected for the WOW program, you’ll have the option of choosing between two WOW program dates: September 19-21 and September 26-28. All expenses—including travel and lodging—will be paid for by Williams.

If you have any questions about WOW, please email wow@williams.edu.

Or, click on the graphic for more information.

Hamilton College Diversity Overnight Program
Sept 15-17, 2019 or Oct 27-29, 2019
ALL EXPENSES PAID
Register to receive notification when application opens July 1, 2019
Click on the logo.
 
NAU Summer Application Workshop
Thursday, July 18, 2019; 4:00pm-7:00pm. No appointment needed.
St. Louis School, Bertram Hall, Third Floor, Learning Resource Center
Meet Tyler Cegler and Jose Diaz Aquino
Bring: transcript, course schedule, laptop
Application fee waived.
Questions:

José Díaz Aquino at Jose.DiazAquino@nau.edu, 928.523.3154, or Tyler Cegler, Tyler.Cegler@nau.edu, 928.523.5907
Journey to Bucknell
FREE travel, shuttles, accommodations, meals
Overnight program designed to expose high-achieving, traditionally underrepresented (African American, Asian American, biracial/multiracial, Latino/a, Native American, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander) high school seniors to Bucknell University.
  • stay overnight in one of our residence halls
  • attend fall Open House to learn more about academic and social opportunities
  • meet faculty, staff, and current Bucknell students
  • explore our beautiful campus
  • September 19-September 21
Click on the logo for more information.
Deadline to apply - July 31, 2019
Getting to Know U Overnight College Preview Program
Seniors
  • High-Achieving
  • Diverse background
  • October 13-14, 2019
All expenses paid
Application available on August 1, 2019 and due September 22, 2019.
Click on the logo for more information.
 
FAST (Future Achievers in Science and Technology)
Sept 19-21, 2019 and Oct. 27-29, 2019
  • FREE accommodations and meals, Fee waiver for HMC application.
  • travel to campus, stay in our residence halls, visit classes, learn about ongoing research, complete an admission interview and much more.
  • intended for students from groups traditionally underrepresented in STEM–women, underrepresented minorities, students from low-income or rural backgrounds, students with disabilities or students who are the first in their immediate family to attend college.
Click on the logo for more information.
Deadline - Monday, August 12, 2019

Brandeis SEED (Students Exploring and Embracing Diversity) Fly-In Program

  • First-generation, low-income, and minority students.
  • Stay on campus October 24-26 for specialized academic programming and community building.
  • Meet distinguished faculty and current Brandeis student leaders
  • Experience college life in residence halls with current students
  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of the college admissions process
  • Attend an evaluative admissions interview to support your application to Brandeis

Full travel scholarships, meals and accommodations!

Click on the logo to apply.

Deadline to apply - August 30, 2019
September 5, 2019 (B Day), 10:00-10:47 
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September 5, 2019 (B Day), 1:30-2:12.
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HOME: Hopkins Overnight Multicultural Experience
  • On-campus, overnight program connecting African American, Black, Latinx, Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, and multiracial high school seniors to the people, organizations, and resources that unite our multicultural community.
  • Stay overnight in a residence hall room with a current Johns Hopkins student host for the duration of the program.
  • Monetary assistance up to the full cost of travel and logistical support are available for admitted students
  • October 10-12, 2019
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Deadline - September 6, 2019
Underclassmen: Thursday, September 12, 2019 (A Day), 10:00-10:47.
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Seniors: Thursday, September 12, 2019 (A Day), 11:15-12:10.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2019 (A Day), 8:15-9:00.
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Friday, September 20, 2019 (A Day), 11:30-12:10.
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