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Smith College Women of Distinction Application Information Contact Requirements Eligibility & Smith College Women of Distinction Application Information Contact Requirements https:// www.smith. A program for high school girls African American, edu/women- that highlights the opportunities Private liberal arts college in Application due on June 14, Latina, Asian distinction- at Smith. Smith will provide Massachusetts. 3,020 students 2019. The program will take American, and program round-trip transportation, meals (medium). 42% admit rate place on October 18-20, 2019. Native American admission@ and accommodations for all juniors. smith.edu participants. or 413-585- 2500. Eligibility & Barnard College Barnard Bound Application Information Contact Requirements Young women who Saturday, October 12 - Monday, will be high school October 14, 2019. Students will seniors in Fall 2019. have the opportunity to Individuals from experience the cultural diversity Black/African- of New York City while getting a https:// American, Hispanic/ Private women’s college in full perspective of life as a Application Deadline (including admissions. Latina, American New York City. 2,548 students potential Barnard student. all supporting materials): barnard.edu/ Indian/Alaskan (small.) 14% admit rate. Participants will stay overnight Monday, June 17th at 2 pm. barnard- Native, Asian, multi- with a current student, participate bound racial backgrounds, in workshops, panels and classes, especially those meet current students and students who faculty, and learn about couldn’t afford to admissions and financial aid. visit. Eligibility & Wellesley College Discover Wellesley Application Information Contact Requirements Wellesley encourages Students may now apply for a The priority application applicants from travel grant to attend Discover deadline is June 30; the final underrepresented Wellesley Weekend on Sunday, www.welles deadline is August 15. Students cultural backgrounds Private women’s college in October 6 and Monday, October ley.edu/adm are encouraged to report SAT or such as African Wellesley, Massachusetts. 7. The grant includes free ission/falltra ACT test scores and must American, Asian 2,546 students (medium.) 22% transportation to and from velgrant submit a copy of their unofficial American, Hispanic/ acceptance rate. campus, meals, and overnight travelgrant transcript (grades 9-11th) and a Latina American, housing (with a current student!). @wellesley. statement of purpose along with Native American; edu their application. first-generation students; and low- income students. Eligibility & College of the Atlantic Fall Fly-In Application Information Contact Requirements https:// Students visit classes, join in www.coa.ed discussions with faculty and u/ students, and participate in field Application deadline: July 15 Private liberal arts college in admissions/ trips. Experience meals in COA’s Maine. 370 students (very High school seniors admission- dining hall, tour campus, and Application decision: Early small). 65% admit rate events/fall- experience dorm life. Free August fly-in/ transportation, meals and housing. Eligibility & Swarthmore College Discover Swarthmore Application Information Contact Requirements An all-expenses-paid visit to one https:// Open to all high of the best liberal arts and www.swarth school juniors. engineering colleges in the more.edu/ Students of color, country. Prospective students get admissions- first generation in Private liberal arts college in a taste of the college experience, aid/ their family to attend Pennsylvania. 1,640 students including the opportunity to meet Apply by July 9th. college, low-income discover- (small). 12% admit rate current students, learn from swarthmore- students, and faculty members, eat in our fly-program undocumented dining hall, and spend a few students have nights in our residence halls with priority. student hosts. Eligibility & Bryn Mawr College Travel Scholar Program Application Information Contact Requirements Historically Thursday, September 26 - underrepresented Sunday, September 29. This is a high school senior https:// four-day overnight program girls, including www.brynm Women’s liberal arts college in allows students to fully explore African-American, awr.edu/ Pennsylvania. 1,751 students the college experience at Bryn Apply by July 12th. Asian-American, admissions/ (small.) 38% admit rate. Mawr. The travel scholarship Hispanic/Latinx, travel- covers individual round-trip Native American, scholars transportation, all meals, and and First-Generation accommodations. students. Wooster, Denison, Kenyon, Eligibility & Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio Six College Tour Application Information Contact Requirements Wittenberg Explore some of the nation’s finest liberal arts colleges in Students have to http:// Small liberal arts colleges in Ohio. You and your family can Tour on July 29 and July 30. provide their own www.ohiosi Ohio. 1,600-3,000 students. 27 visit up to four of the six schools Register on the website. transportation and xcollegetour – 78% acceptance rate. during this special two-day place to stay. s.com event. Perspectives on Pomona Eligibility & Pomona College Application Information Contact (POP!) Requirements https:// September 21-24 or October 5-8, Students from www.pomo 2019. Students have the diverse backgrounds na.edu/ opportunity to experience being who are traditionally admissions/ on campus, meeting students and underrepresented in why- Private liberal arts college close faculty, and exploring academic higher education Applications are due August 4, pomona/ to Los Angeles. 1,663 students and social opportunities. (including rural and 2019. diversity- (small). 9% admit rate Participating students receive on- first-generation, as pomona/ campus housing, meals and well as those from perspectives transportation. Travel grants are underrepresented -pomona- available to cover airfare ethnic and racial pop (909- expenses. groups) 607-3028) Washington and Lee Diversity & Inclusion Visit Eligibility & Application Information Contact University Experience Requirements First-generation college students, https:// Students are invited to a two-day, low-income students, www.wlu.ed all-expense paid program with a Submit: Online application with and students u/ focus on personal engagement short answer question, historically admissions/ with faculty members and Private liberal arts college in transcript, SAT/ACT scores. underrepresented in fly-ins-and- current students, attending Lexington, VA. 1,830 students Dates: Sunday, September 22- higher education special- classes, life in a residential (small) 23% acceptance rate. Tuesday, September 24, 2019 or (African-American, programs/ campus community (including Sunday, October 20-Tuesday, Hispanic/Latino, dive, (540) staying in residence halls), and a October 22, 2019 Native American) 458-8710. primer on W&L's admission and Ask Kristin in room [email protected] financial aid process. 209 or a counselor to du nominate you. Eligibility & Pitzer College Fall Diversity Program Application Information Contact Requirements Students will have an opportunity to interact with current students, faculty, staff and other prospective students https:// Private college in Claremont, Current juniors/rising from October 13 to October 15. The application is due on www.pitzer. CA (close to LA), part of the high school seniors All-expenses-paid, including Monday, August 26, 2019, and edu/ Claremont College Consortium. from round-trip transportation (air, requires an essay as well as a admission/ 1,089 students (small) 14% underrepresented train, bus, gas/mileage copy of your transcript. diversity- acceptance rate. backgrounds reimbursement). Attendees will program/ be hosted by current students in the residence halls and will dine on campus. Collegiate Leadership Summit Eligibility & Franklin & Marshall College Application Information Contact (CLS) Requirements Current high school juniors. A minimum Participants will interact with GPA of 3.3 in members of our community and rigorous classes. https:// experience life at F&M through Must be of a www.fandm Need nomination from Kristin Private liberal arts college in lively programming. The College background .edu/summit in 209 or counselor by Lancaster, PA 2,300 students covers the cost of transportation underrepresented in kaitlin.oliver September 9 in order to apply (medium.) 34% acceptance rate. and provides housing. CLS will higher education. @fandm.edu by September 13. be held on Sunday, October 27, Must have 717-358- 2019 - Tuesday, October 29, demonstrated 5998. 2019. leadership in his or her school or community Eligibility & Hamilton College Diversity Overnight Program Application Information Contact Requirements An opportunity to experience life Our selection process at Hamilton, including students, As applications are reviewed on will prioritize hamilton.ed Liberal arts colleges in Clinton, faculty, classes, and residence a first-come, first-served rolling ethnically diverse, u/ New York. 1,850 students halls on September 15-17 or basis, we encourage students to first-generation, and/ diversityove (small). 26% acceptance rate. October 27-29. Free apply by August 2nd. or low-income rising rnight transportation, lodging and high school seniors. meals. Eligibility & Davidson College Access Davidson Application Information Contact Requirements Visiting students will arrive https:// Sunday evening November 3rd admission.d and will return home on Tuesday Priority will be given avidson.edu/ Private liberal arts college in evening November 5th. Students The priority deadline for to students who have register/ Davidson, North Carolina. will stay overnight in a residence application submission is not yet had the accessdavids 1,800 students (small). 20% hall, attend class and interact Monday, August 26 opportunity to visit on acceptance rate. with current Davidson students, campus. admission@ faculty, and staff. Free davidson.ed transportation, meals and u overnight accommodations..
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