Help with the College Selection Process
I'm looking for college recommendations.
I have a 3.7 average GPA, and I intend to improve it. I currently live in Utah, and I would like to get as far away from the western United States as possible. I'm looking into going into education and becoming a multi-subject teacher for either middle school or high school.
I've done a lot with;
- creative writing
-research
-choir/music
-theater
-musical theater
-leadership roles
I'm looking for a school that highly values well-rounded individuals in their application processes, and is a highly ranked school.
Anything is helpful! Thanks!
University of Pennsylvania (Penn) - Known for its well-rounded admissions process and strong education program.
Stanford University - Offers various pathways to study education and values diverse talents.
Harvard University - While primarily postgraduate, it offers undergraduate classes related to education.
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Highly ranked with a strong education program.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) - Offers excellent education programs and values well-rounded applicants.
Teachers College, Columbia University - Renowned for its education programs.
Northwestern University - Offers a robust education program and values diverse talents.
Vanderbilt University (Peabody) - Known for its strong education program and holistic admissions process.
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Offers a comprehensive education program and values well-rounded students.
Boston University - Strong education program and values diverse talents.
Thank you! This was very helpful!
St. Mary's College of Maryland is a public liberal arts college and self proclaimed honors college. All of their classes are honors level and they are big on arts and hands on learning. It's also very far away from Utah. Good luck on your search!
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