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Receiving letters from colleges

How do I get colleges to send me information about their programs? Should I sign up for their mailing lists or is there another way to go about it?

9 months ago

You have a few different options for receiving college information in addition to signing up for mailing lists. Here's a list of some ways you can request information from colleges:

1. College websites: Most college websites will have a "Request Information" or "Join Mailing List" form that you can fill out with your contact information. This will allow you to receive information about their programs, events, and other relevant updates.

2. College fairs: Attending college fairs is another fantastic way to gather information and connect with college representatives directly. Many schools will have sign-up sheets at their college fair booths, and you can leave your contact information to be added to their mailing lists.

3. College visits: If you're planning campus visits, ask for information or brochures while you're there. This is also a great opportunity to establish a connection with the admissions representatives, which could be beneficial during the application process.

4. Emailing admissions offices: Reach out to the admissions offices of the colleges you're interested in and request information about their programs. You can usually find the admissions contact email on the college's website.

5. Online college search tools: There are several websites, such as CollegeVine, that can help you with your college search. You can sign up for accounts on these websites and indicate your interests, which may result in colleges reaching out to you.

6. Standardized testing: When you take standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, or PSAT, you have the option to complete the Student Search Service, which can lead to colleges reaching out to you based on your academic interests and test scores.

By taking advantage of these resources and efforts, you'll be able to receive information from a variety of colleges and start narrowing down your options based on your interests and needs.

9 months ago

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