Endicott College Top Questions

the biggest thing that I can suggest to parents and future college students, is get some idea of what you want to do with your career. At my school we do 3 internships related to our major, so the more you know about what you want to do later on in life, the easier it will be for you to find an internship that will be the most satisfying for you. Other then that, just go into the college search never discounting any possibility of going to any school, because if you don't go to physically look at the school, you may be missing one of the best schools for you.

Always tour the college your plan on attending at least once, twice is even better. A college interview is extremely important, and can help out a lot. Be honest at the interview, be yourself, and let the person(s) know who you are. Don't be afraid to look at a college that you think may be a stretch school for you. Do a few rough drafts of college essays, and have a teacher or two at your high school help you edit it. Don't be afraid to ask any question while you are talking to a student from the school. While you are attending the school don't stress yourself out too much. Do the work you need to do, get it in on time, work hard, but also hang out with friends as much as you can, cherish the moments you have, join intramural sports and clubs and always keep yourself busy. Don't be afraid to go to your teachers or e-mail them, and ask them any sort of question. Don't be afraid to talk to upper classmen. At anytime, ask them a school related question, or even to hang out.

It is important to research everything about the college to determine whether it will be a comfortable environment to live and learn. Touring the college and recieving information from students will help achieve this analysis. Try not to get your friends involved with the location of your school. Sometimes you will find yourself picking a college to be close to all of your hometown buddies.