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CACRAO (Carolinas Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers) Is Offering Virtual College Exploration for Al CACRAO (Carolinas Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers) is offering Virtual College Exploration for all North and South Carolina students. September 14 - October 9, 2020 • Students will gain a wealth of college knowledge, get exposure to a variety of colleges, and can ask questions of Admissions Counselors in a safe, flexible, online environment. • All high school students, parents, and counselors throughout North and South Carolina are all welcome to attend. Participation is free and is held via a Zoom webinar platform accessible after registration. Parents should register their students using their student’s information. • If able, students should login to the session they’ve registered for to ask questions and interact with the college admission counselors. If students are unable to attend live, we still encourage them to register for the sessions they are interested in as recordings will be available on the CACRAO website afterwards. • Click HERE for a full list of all 276 virtual presentations South Carolina College Offerings: Anderson University SESSIONS Anderson University Interior Design Programs NCAA Eligibility - How do admissions and athletics offices work together? Value of a Christian Education Bob Jones University SESSIONS Value of a Christian Education Charleston Southern University SESSIONS Applying to College as a Homeschooler Charleston Southern University Entering Undecided Four-Year Colleges/Universities of the SC Lowcountry Private Institutions--Yes, We are Affordable Small Colleges, Big Cities Transfer is a Great Option Value of a Christian Education Clemson University SESSIONS "Call Me Mister" "Las Mejores Universidades de Carolina del Sur" Benefits of attending a Public Research 1 University Choosing A College Major Clemson University Exploring Bridge Opportunities So You Think You Can Math? The Big Three in SC Coastal Carolina University SESSIONS Admissions 411 Coastal Carolina University Medium Size Institutions: The Perfect Fit? PGA Golf Management Telling Your Story - Being a Self-Advocate The Coast of Carolina Transfer 101: Tips for a successful 2-year to 4-year transfer Coker University SESSIONS Coker University Division II Athletics: Not Your Second Choice Small + Private Colleges in SC South Carolina Bridge Programs and Transfer Process College of Charleston SESSIONS "Call Me Mister" "Las Mejores Universidades de Carolina del Sur" Best Advice to Surviving College 101 College of Charleston Four-Year Colleges/Universities of the SC Lowcountry Paying for College The Big Three in SC The Coast of Carolina Transfer is a Great Option Columbia College SESSIONS Attending a Small Campus in a City Columbia College Decoding College Admissions: Words & Phrases to Know When Getting Ready for College Getting involved with Leadership Programs in College Columbia International University SESSIONS Small + Private Colleges in SC Converse College SESSIONS Applying and Auditioning for Music Programs Converse College Getting involved with Leadership Programs in College Giddy Up Schools With Equestrian Opportunities How to Choose a College That's Perfect for You Interior Design Programs It's a Beautiful Day in the 'BURG: Colleges and Universities in Spartanburg County Private Schools; More Affordable Than You Think Erskine College SESSIONS Erskine College Getting Involved in Clubs and Organizations How Many Schools Should I Apply For? Senior Timeline: Your G.P.S. to College Small + Private Colleges in SC Francis Marion University SESSIONS Decoding College Admissions: Words & Phrases to Know When Getting Ready for College Division II Athletics: Not Your Second Choice Francis Marion University Health Science Programs Furman University SESSIONS Commitment to the Carolinas Furman University Making Sense of University Costs, Scholarships, and Financial Assistance Sweet Tea, BBQ and Southern Hospitality: A Candid Conversation with Five Colleges in the South Telling Your Story - Being a Self-Advocate Horry Georgetown Technical College SESSIONS Horry Georgetown Technical College Transfer 101: Tips for a successful 2-year to 4-year transfer Lander University SESSIONS "How to Find Your Fit" Admissions 411 Giddy Up Schools With Equestrian Opportunities How to Choose a College That's Perfect for You Lander University Small Schools; Big Results Midlands Technical College SESSIONS Midlands Technical College Newberry College SESSIONS Applying and Auditioning for Music Programs Division II Athletics: Not Your Second Choice Game Your Way Through College; Esports Newberry College Private Institutions--Yes, We are Affordable Small + Private Colleges in SC Southern Wesleyan University SESSIONS Applying to College as a Homeschooler Southern Wesleyan University Value of a Christian Education Spartanburg Methodist College SESSIONS It's a Beautiful Day in the 'BURG: Colleges and Universities in Spartanburg County Private Institutions--Yes, We are Affordable Senior Timeline: Your G.P.S. to College Small Schools; Big Results Spartanburg Methodist College The Citadel SESSIONS Four-Year Colleges/Universities of the SC Lowcountry The Citadel The Technical College of the Lowcountry SESSIONS SC Lowcountry College Panel Trident Technical College SESSIONS Transfer is a Great Option Trident Technical College University of South Carolina SESSIONS "Las Mejores Universidades de Carolina del Sur" Benefits of attending a Public Research 1 University Telling Your Story - Being a Self-Advocate The Big Three in SC University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Upstate SESSIONS AP/IB & Dual Enrollment Credit Best Questions to Ask your College Admissions Counselor Getting Involved in Clubs and Organizations It's a Beautiful Day in the 'BURG: Colleges and Universities in Spartanburg County Medium Size Institutions: The Perfect Fit? Professional School Majors (Nursing, Education, Business) South Carolina Bridge Programs and Transfer Process UofSC: The Comprehensive Difference USC Upstate Winthrop University SESSIONS Admissions 411 AP/IB & Dual Enrollment Credit Applying and Auditioning for Music Programs Best Advice to Surviving College 101 Best Questions to Ask your College Admissions Counselor Choosing A College Major Choosing not only a college, but a home: attending school in the city, mountains, or coast Getting Involved in Clubs and Organizations Getting involved with Leadership Programs in College Hispanic/Latino/DACA Students & Everything Admissions How Many Schools Should I Apply For? How to Choose a College That's Perfect for You Interior Design Programs Medium Size Institutions: The Perfect Fit? Opportunities for the High Achieving Paying for College Performing Arts Programs Senior Timeline: Your G.P.S. to College Small Schools, Big Athletics South Carolina Bridge Programs and Transfer Process Winthrop University Wofford College SESSIONS Choosing A College Major It's a Beautiful Day in the 'BURG: Colleges and Universities in Spartanburg County Wofford College Greenville Technical College SESSIONS Greenville Technical College Central Carolina Technical College SESSIONS Transfer 101: Tips for a successful 2-year to 4-year transfer University of South Caroline Salkehatchie SESSIONS SC Lowcountry College Panel Piedmont Technical College SESSIONS Piedmont Technical College Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics Myrtle Beach SESSIONS Are You Undecided? Have You Researched Different Degree & Certification Options? Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics, Myrtle Beach Small Schools; Big Results Tri-County Technical College SESSIONS Exploring Bridge Opportunities Tri-County Technical College North Greenville University SESSIONS North Greenville University Value of a Christian Education University of South Carolina Aiken SESSIONS University of South Carolina Aiken UofSC: The Comprehensive Difference Presbyterian College SESSIONS NCAA Eligibility - How do admissions and athletics offices work together? Presbyterian College University of South Carolina Beaufort SESSIONS Exploring Hospitality & Culinary Majors Four-Year Colleges/Universities of the SC Lowcountry Making Sense of University Costs, Scholarships, and Financial Assistance SC Lowcountry College Panel The Coast of Carolina University of South Carolina Beaufort UofSC: The Comprehensive Difference South Carolina .
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