What are college fairs?
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TwistedxKiss
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Different colleges will set up tables with information for you to take and admissions representatives will be on hand to ask questions. It's a lot of fun. You will see a great mix of casual and professional attire. I wore dress pants and a pretty sweater, khakis would have been fine too. It probably doesn't really matter but I wanted to make a good impression on the admissions representatives and stand out. I think it made a difference, they took me more seriously and I was able to hog their attention for questions. 
The one question that I had for everybody, which the admissions representatives seemed to find refreshing, was "what question do people ask the most about your university?" It was a good way to find out what other people worry about/like about the school, and gave them a break from the typical drone of, "ARE YOUR DORMS COOL HOW ABOUT THE FOOD!?"
The one question that I had for everybody, which the admissions representatives seemed to find refreshing, was "what question do people ask the most about your university?" It was a good way to find out what other people worry about/like about the school, and gave them a break from the typical drone of, "ARE YOUR DORMS COOL HOW ABOUT THE FOOD!?"
TwistedxKiss
New member
Different colleges will set up tables with information for you to take and admissions representatives will be on hand to ask questions. It's a lot of fun. You will see a great mix of casual and professional attire. I wore dress pants and a pretty sweater, khakis would have been fine too. It probably doesn't really matter but I wanted to make a good impression on the admissions representatives and stand out. I think it made a difference, they took me more seriously and I was able to hog their attention for questions.
The one question that I had for everybody, which the admissions representatives seemed to find refreshing, was "what question do people ask the most about your university?" It was a good way to find out what other people worry about/like about the school, and gave them a break from the typical drone of, "ARE YOUR DORMS COOL HOW ABOUT THE FOOD!?"
The one question that I had for everybody, which the admissions representatives seemed to find refreshing, was "what question do people ask the most about your university?" It was a good way to find out what other people worry about/like about the school, and gave them a break from the typical drone of, "ARE YOUR DORMS COOL HOW ABOUT THE FOOD!?"