Seniors celebrate future at college night with excitement and opportunity taking the center stage.
The annual college night arrived around the corner during the week of Oct. 13-17. Seniors visited representatives from colleges and universities at the Sargent Instructional Resource Center.
“I think that the senior college night is beneficial,” senior Frida Klosi said. “I wish I could have attended because I knew I would have gotten something out of it.”
Many seniors could use this opportunity to talk to college representatives, as this is a chance to learn information about their schools, programs, campus life, and tips about their application. Seniors also have the chance to ask questions directly to the reps themselves, counselors, or current college students or alumni in attendance.
“I did not attend, but I know that it would have helped me in general,” senior Isabella Hillwig said. “Taking the opportunity to know more about college is very useful.”
To add, seniors could also use this opportunity to learn about scholarship opportunities. If a student did a sport during high school, they could talk to a representative on how to apply for a scholarship to earn financial aid.
“It was extremely insightful to me in my opinion, getting to know some of the opportunities I would receive from these colleges,” senior Annmarie Ekpo said. “I’m really glad that I attended in general.”
With information and helpful tips, Senior College Night celebrates what’s next for students, putting excitement and opportunity at the heart of the evening.
