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School Spotlight: Centre College

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Elyse Krantz

Written by Elyse Krantzon November 15th, 2016

I became interested in the college admissions process after serving as a student tour guide in the admissions office of my alma mater. After graduating, I accepted an admissions counseling position at Bennington College in Vermont where I evaluated applications and reviewed art portfolios from students across the country. Three years later, after pursuing my master's degree in New York City, I joined the admissions staff at Barnard College where I served as a senior admissions officer. At Barnard, I directed Long Island and Boston recruitment in addition to managing the College's alumnae interview program, coordinating admissions statistics, and editing various college publications. Having also served as an alumni interviewer for Dartmouth College and visited over 75 colleges, I feel especially well-equipped to help students prepare for admission interviews and campus tours.
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There are over 4,000 colleges and universities in the U.S. And while the media tends to focus on just a handful of schools, we at College Coach encourage students to think outside the box during their college selection process and explore a wide range of colleges. As such, we are highlighting a new college each week in our School Spotlight series. Check out the college below, along with the other posts in our series, and you may just stumble upon your dream school! School Spotlight: Centre College Danville, KY Any student who’s interested in attending a top-notch liberal arts college in VA, NC, or TN should most certainly add KY into the mix. Why? At Centre College, one of the esteemed Colleges that Change Lives, students receive a remarkably personalized education and are guaranteed access to meaningful internships, collaborative research, and study abroad opportunities during their undergraduate years. The College’s nearly 1,400 students (all undergrads) have access to a traditional spread of liberal arts and science disciplines, and thanks to the 4-1-4 calendar system, all students can take advantage of unique CentreTerm opportunities during a shortened three-week January session. On campus, students can use CentreTerm to pursue a single course in-depth (such as “Creating Religious Identity through Food”) or conduct a self-designed research project; alternatively, they can travel abroad and learn on location—both through coursework (including “Ethics and Diversity” in Malaysia) and international internships in Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, and beyond. High achieving students should know that the Lincoln Scholars program awards 10 freshmen a renewable full-ride scholarship, while the Grissom Scholars program offers free tuition to 10 outstanding first generation college students. College-Visit-CTA

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