Admissions Blog

Undergraduate Admissions Uncensored

  • Admissions.Blog

15 Liberal Arts Colleges Join Forces for Virtual Fair on the 15th

Posted on February 15, 2022 by Craig

Fifteen American liberal arts colleges are getting together for another year of what they are calling 15 on the 15th — a monthly virtual college fair.

Designed for international prospective students and counselors, the goal of 15 on the 15th is to provide the opportunity for students to get to know the fifteen participating institutions in-depth and at their own pace.

On the fifteenth day of each month, from March through December 2022, these fifteen colleges – including Bates College, Carleton College, Claremont McKenna College, Colorado College, Davidson College, Haverford College, Middlebury College, Oberlin College, Sewanee: The University of the South, Skidmore College, Smith College, Union College, Wellesley College, Wesleyan University, and Whitman College – will come together to offer “15 minutes of Tips” for the college application process followed by an hour-long virtual college fair. Each institution will have its own Zoom room for students to meet with an international admission officer and a current student or alum. The format will be the same every month yet there will be different opening topics and tips. This represents a great education and networking opportunity for students.

Those interested in participating should register here.

15 on the 15th: Liberal Arts College Across the U.S.
Virtual College Fair
9:45 a.m. – 11 a.m. Eastern Time
15th each month, March through December, 2022

Those interested only need to register once. Before each college fair registrants will receive a reminder email with the Zoom links to access the main webinar and each college’s room.

The 15 on the 15th website also includes each institution’s international admission officer’s contact information and links to school-specific virtual program offerings.

About Craig

Craig Meister is a college admissions coach and educational consultant. He previously held university admissions and high school college and career counseling positions in Baltimore, West Palm Beach, and Rio de Janeiro.

Filed Under: Advice & Analysis, College Fairs, College Life, News, Trending Posts

Related posts:

A unique college fair for prospective veterinarians The Ultimate Virtual College Admissions Library – 2020 Edition University of California Application: 10 Rules about the Arts Requirement Out-of-State Students Don’t Know Demonstrated Interest: Ten Ways to Connect with Colleges

Subscribe to our mailing list

College Application Completion Playlist: Top 20+ Tracks to Get Inspiration to Get Into College

How to Get Accepted to Your Dream College of Choice

Top 10 Cheap Summer Extracurricular Activities for High School Students

UNC and a tale of one – make that four – acceptance rates

Top 5 Ways Applying to US Colleges is Different than Applying to UK Universities

You CAN apply Restrictive Early Action and Early Action under the right conditions

It’s about to pay a little more to be poor at Colby

Rolling Admission vs. Regular Decision

Trending Posts

Dear 10th Grader: Don’t Become An Ivy League Reject!

Dear 9th Grader: Don’t get rejected from the Ivy League so soon!

Colgate’s 2021 Admissions Stats

Dear 11th Grader: Don’t Screw Up Your Ivy League Chances Now

Many high school counselors mean well but…

15 Liberal Arts Colleges Join Forces for Virtual Fair on the 15th

Another Reason Why Your Common Application Essay is So Bad

University of Exeter makes international student scholarship and admissions news

Write for Us | Sponsored Posts
All content © 2022 | Admissions.Blog
Terms of Service | +1 410-526-2558

Copyright © 2022 · Metro Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in