Honors Colleges: What you need to know
Вставка
- Опубліковано 17 жов 2018
- In this video, Dave Bergman of College Transitions provides insight into what students (and their parents) need to consider when evaluating honors colleges and programs.
Check out our best-selling college guidebooks:
📘 Colleges Worth Your Money: www.amazon.com/dp/1475853963
📗 The Enlightened College Applicant: www.amazon.com/dp/1475826915/
🎓 Subscribe to College Transitions' channel ➡️ / collegetran. .
📸 Follow us on Instagram ➡️ / collegetran. .
👍 Like us on Facebook ➡️ / collegetrans. .
🐦 Follow us on Twitter ➡️ / edutransitions
Learn more at: www.collegetransitions.com/
Purdue has an honors college, but it was debatable whether it was an advantage since Purdue is so prestigious without it. Priority in registering for classes was the biggest factor in its popularity.
Please make another video, a part 2, i liked it that much.
Always informative and helpful, Dave was succinct in his assessment of the Honors programs/colleges, allowing counselors like me to leverage that information in a meaningful manner toward my seniors. Thanks CT.
Thanks, Isaac! We're happy to know you've found our videos to be helpful! Be sure to check out our book, The Enlightened College Applicant, and our forthcoming college guide, Colleges Worth Your Money: A Guide to What America's Top Schools Can Do for You. We believe the information provided in both will prove helpful when working with your students. Thanks again, Isaac!
Glad to see your opinion
Just curious would it be possible to still attend honors college during Junior year?
Hi Mark -- Certain honors programs, like Barrett at Arizona State, allow for college juniors to apply for admission. You'll just want to check the specific requirements and admission policies for any honors programs you may be considering.