YOU are the center of your college search.
Embarking on the college search journey begins with taking a comprehensive self-inventory. This introspective process involves assessing the following:
- Educational and career aspirations
- Contemplating preferred learning styles
- Identifying personal talents and interests
Understanding these aspects helps prioritize college attributes aligned with your preferences and goals for a successful academic journey.
If you're considering The College of Wooster, you can explore our flexible curriculum with 100+ areas of study and our intimate campus with an 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio. You'll also experience vibrant campus life with 120+ student-led organizations and representation from 70+ countries. If you have questions about Wooster, please reach out to admissions@wooster.edu.
TIMELESS TIPS FOR PLANNING YOUR COLLEGE SEARCH
No matter your class year, here are some ways you can reduce stress.
#1
Treat the college search like an elective class
Dedicate 1-2 hours each week to research, test prep, outreach, and participation in virtual or in-person activities.
#2
Stay organized
Create a college search calendar (in the cloud or on the fridge!) so your entire family is aware of important application and scholarship deadlines, test dates, and college-specific events.
#3
Email, email, email
Identify one email account for the college search and check it often. Interested in a college? Open, read, click, and reply. Not interested? Unsubscribe to save space in your Inbox.
#4
Start a spreadsheet or journal
Compare stats and keep a pros and cons list as you research and visit schools.
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