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Summer College Tour Registration Form College Tour #1 - Prep Talk 2025

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The document is a registration form for two summer college tours: one to Maryland, D.C., and Delaware from June 23-25, and another to Pennsylvania and Philadelphia from July 22-23. It outlines the total costs for each tour, payment deadlines, and requires personal information from participants. The form emphasizes that tour details may change or be canceled.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Summer College Tour Registration Form in our editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field. Ensure that you write clearly for accurate processing.
Fill in your graduating class year in the 'Class of' section to help us identify your academic level.
Provide both your home and cell phone numbers. This information is crucial for communication regarding the tour.
Complete your address details accurately, as this may be used for any necessary correspondence.
Enter a parent or guardian's email address to facilitate updates and confirmations about the tour.
Indicate the amount enclosed, ensuring it matches the total due of $400.00 for this specific tour.
Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting the form with your payment to the Bursar by May 16th.

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What is the #1 hardest college to get into?

Comments Section Take LOTS of pictures. Dont be afraid to ask questions. Take your own tour. If you know your major, visit some professors! If you can, sample some dining hall food Find out whats in the surrounding area. Look at flyers for upcoming events. Remember, youre there as a potential customer.

How to get the most out of your college tour?

Its best to visit colleges before your applications are due. That way, you can be confident youd be happy at any college youre applying to. Its also best to go when the college is in session. Youll see the campus when classes are meeting and day-to-day activities are in full swing.

What time of year is best for a college tour?

Junior Year Spring Break Spring break during your junior year is one of the best times to start touring colleges.

How do you prepare for a college tour?

Get Ready for Your Campus Tour Explore the colleges official website, and review any materials the college has sent you. Make a list of questions to ask both staff and students. Explore the map of the college campus and make a note of where the admissions office is so youll know where youre going.

What age is best for college tours?

Wait until junior year. Start making informal campus visits in 9th and 10th grades, before kids become anxious about admissions and too busy with schoolwork and extracurricular activities to take a weekend off. Start with a day trip to a nearby college and expand to weekend jaunts.

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