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Twenty Questions to Ask a College Admissions Representative
1. How do I arrange a campus visit and tour? Do you have special visitation days?
2. Is an individual interview required in the application process?
3. What are the application deadlines for admission and financial aid?
4. What financial aid forms do you require?
5. Will I have a faculty advisor to help me with my program, major, and graduation requirements?
6. Are the professors available to me outside of class?
7. What is the availability of computer facilities and internet connections on the campus?
8. What is the average size of the classes I'll be taking as a freshman?
9. Do you have semester abroad programs, internships, and co-op programs?
10. Are most students able to schedule the classes they want/need each semester?
11. When to I have to declare a major of study?
12. What is the average time for a student to complete a bachelor’s degree at your institution?
13. How safe is your campus? What precautions to your provide for student safety?
14. What extra-curricular activities and sports are available at your campus?
15. How are roommates selected?
16. Do you have fraternities and sororities?
17. What academic support services are offered to all students?
18. Can students bring a car?
19. Are all students required to live on campus freshman year? All years?
20. What meal plan options do you offer?

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Navigating College Day
- All persons entering the Arena must wear a mask, no proof of immunization is required.
- Students: NO bags – please leave your bags on the bus, or at school.
- Highlight or make a list of the schools you plan to visit
- When you enter, pick up a bag to store all your information
- Visit the Financial Aid table on the concourse. Financial Aid representatives will be available to answer your questions.
- Talk to various admissions representatives -- they are there to answer questions about the school, academic majors, activities, campus life etc.
- Organize your information
- Seniors begin your college application process.
- Meet with your High School Counselor to talk about next steps

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