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Fall is the time of year where admissions counselors everywhere hit the road. One of the most important goals a college counselor has is to bring a little bit of their college to a student who may not have the opportunity to visit or is considering planning a visit. Students often receive invitations to these events.
When you go on college tour, a bulk of the information the tour guide discusses is about studentlife. The admissions officer will likely talk about ways to get involved, clubs to join, sporting events to attend, and other resources for staying active on campus. What about academics?
And some expect application numbers to improve even further this year as a result of the Supreme Court’s ruling against race-conscious admissions practices. Social media is a phenomenal opportunity for institutions like Morehouse to really show studentlife,” he said. Enrollment is soaring and funding is increasing.
And some expect application numbers to improve even further this year as a result of the Supreme Court’s ruling against race-conscious admissions practices. Social media is a phenomenal opportunity for institutions like Morehouse to really show studentlife,” he said. Enrollment is soaring and funding is increasing.
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Early on, they may be browsing college websites and looking at cost calculators, while later they’re looking for specific admissions requirements and financial aid information. Digital content Brochures Newsletters Campus tours Student bloggers. Classes Campus eventsStudentlife communications Department & faculty communications.
This trend is likely related to the large role that family connections, word of mouth, and community and alumni events play in HBCU recruitment. Because of this, students with existing ties to HBCUs may be more likely than their peers to start learning about college options in middle school or early high school.
My first job at Hope was working for the ticketed event staff. I worked home football games, basketball games, soccer games, dance performances, and theater events – taking tickets at the door, handing out programs, and greeting students, parents, and community members as they attended Hope College events.
I also work for the Hope Admissions Blog, writing pieces like the one you’re reading right now! I’ve always loved writing — and I love Hope — so writing for the Admissions Blog has also been such a special thing for me. My blogging job is a lot more flexible, and all virtual. How much do I work in a school week?
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For example, this Thursday, February 20, 2025, we will have a special event called the Day of Giving , where generous donors come together to raise money to support our community. Hope Forward has had a huge impact on my college experience. Hope Forward organizes activities to help us practice its purpose in different ways.
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When I walk throughout campus, attend classes, hang out with my friends, and attend Hope events, I can feel Jesus shining through. I have also participated in a bible study through Hope’s campus ministries, and this gave me a community that supported me through my walk with Christ, something I have never experienced before.
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