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Nov. 8 Virtualcollegefairs.Org One Day. Hundreds of Colleges. Your Choice! Nov. 8 virtualcollegefairs.org Thinking about college? Sign up now at virtualcollegefairs.org and start exploring! Click on your favorite colleges and set a reminder to attend their live sessions on Sept. 13. Log in on that date and drop into the Zoom sessions to listen, connect, ask questions, and pursue your college dreams. Here’s the list of college exhibitors on Sept. 13. New England University of Massachusetts New Jersey New York University Juniata College Florida International Boston Caldwell University Niagara University King’s College University Many of these colleges will University of Massachusetts Pace University Kutztown University of Florida National University offer live sessions between Drew University Lowell Queens College CUNY Pennsylvania Florida Southern College 4-6 p.m. ET. Fairleigh Dickinson Wellesley College University Rensselaer Polytechnic La Roche University Florida State University Connecticut Western New England Georgian Court University Institute La Salle University Full Sail University Central Connecticut State University Kean University Rochester Institute of Mercyhurst University New College of Florida University Westfield State University Montclair State University Technology Messiah University Rollins College Quinnipiac University Worcester Polytechnic New Jersey Institute of Russell Sage College Millersville University Saint Leo University Sacred Heart University Institute Technology Saint Bonaventure University Moravian College St. Thomas University United States Coast Guard Worcester State University Rider University Sarah Lawrence College Muhlenberg College The University of Tampa St. John Fisher College Neumann University University of Central Florida Academy New Hampshire Rutgers-New Brunswick Saint Elizabeth University St. John’s University Penn State University University of Florida University of Connecticut Keene State College Saint Peter’s University St. Joseph’s College Pennsylvania College of Art University of South Florida University of Saint Joseph Plymouth State University Stevens Institute of St. Lawrence University & Design Webber International Western Connecticut State Saint Anselm College University Technology St. Thomas Aquinas College Pennsylvania College of University University of New Hampshire SUNY at New Paltz Technology The College of New Jersey Georgia Maine Rhode Island William Paterson University SUNY at Plattsburgh Pittsburgh Institute of Bates College SUNY at Stony Brook Aeronautics Agnes Scott College Johnson & Wales University New York Augusta University Husson University Providence College SUNY Brockport Pittsburgh Institute of Adelphi University Berry College Maine Maritime Academy Rhode Island College SUNY College at Cortland Mortuary Science Albany College of Pharmacy Clayton State University Saint Joseph’s College of Roger Williams University SUNY College at Geneseo Robert Morris University and Health Sciences Georgia College and State Maine Salve Regina University SUNY College at Potsdam Saint Joseph’s University Unity College Alfred State College SUNY SUNY College of Saint Vincent College University University of Maine at Vermont Binghamton University SUNY Environmental Science & Shippensburg University Georgia Southern University Farmington Bennington College Buffalo State College SUNY Forestry Temple University Georgia Southwestern State University of Maine at Machias Sterling College Canisius College SUNY College of Technology Thiel College University University of New England University of Vermont Cazenovia College at Canton University of Pittsburgh Georgia State University University of Southern Maine City University of New York SUNY Maritime College University of Scranton Kennesaw State University CUNY The Cooper Union University of the Sciences in Oglethorpe University Massachusetts Mideast Clarkson University The New School Philadelphia Savannah College of Art and Assumption University Concordia College Tompkins Cortland Villanova University Design Bay Path University Many of these colleges will The University of Georgia offer live sessions between D’Youville College Community College Washington & Jefferson Brandeis University Toccoa Falls College 4-6 p.m. ET. Elmira College Union College College Bridgewater State University Farmingdale State College University at Buffalo SUNY York College of Pennsylvania University of North Georgia College of the Holy Cross Delaware SUNY Utica College Kentucky Dean College Fashion Institute of University of Delaware Vaughn College of Centre College Elms College Technology Aeronautics & Technology Southeast Eastern Kentucky University Emmanuel College District of Columbia Five Towns College Wells College Many of these colleges will Northern Kentucky University Endicott College American University Fordham University Pennsylvania offer live sessions between University of Louisville Fitchburg State University The Catholic University of Hartwick College 2-4 p.m. ET. Framingham State University America Hilbert College Allegheny College Louisiana Massachusetts College of The George Washington Hobart and William Smith Alvernia University Alabama Centenary College of Liberal Arts University Colleges Arcadia University Auburn University Louisiana Massachusetts College Bloomsburg University Maryland Hofstra University The University of Alabama Louisiana State University of Pharmacy & Health Houghton College California University of The University of Alabama in Capitol Technology Loyola University New Sciences Iona College Pennsylvania Huntsville University Orleans Massachusetts Maritime Ithaca College Clarion University of University of Alabama at Community College of Xavier University of Louisiana Academy Keuka College Pennsylvania Birmingham Baltimore County Montserrat College of Art Le Moyne College DeSales University University of South Alabama Mississippi Frostburg State University Mount Holyoke College Long Island University-LIU Drexel University Millsaps College Garrett College North Shore Community Post Campus Duquesne University Arkansas The University of Southern Goucher College College Manhattan College East Stroudsburg University Hendrix College Mississippi Hood College Simmons University Marist College Elizabethtown College Johns Hopkins University Florida North Carolina Springfield College Marymount Manhattan Gannon University McDaniel College Eckerd College Campbell University Stonehill College College Gettysburg College Salisbury University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Elon University Suffolk University Medaille College Holy Family University St. Mary’s College of University High Point University The American College of Mercy College Indiana University of Maryland Florida Atlantic University Lees-McRae College Greece Nazareth College Pennsylvania Towson University Florida Institute of University of Massachusetts New York Institute of IUP Academy of Culinary University of Maryland Technology Continued on back Amherst Technology Arts Our thanks for promotional support to: Additional fair date: Sept.13, Oct. 12, and Oct. 18 Attend as often as you like! 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As of: 9/24/20 SKEMA Business School Indiana College of Saint Benedict The University of Texas of University of California-Irvine University of King’s College St. Andrews University Ball State University and Saint John’s Rio Grande Valley University of California- University of Manitoba University of North Carolina Butler University University Trinity University Merced University of New Brunswick at Charlotte DePauw University Concordia College-Moorhead University of Houston University of California- University of Toronto University of North Carolina Earlham College Hamline University University of North Texas Riverside University of Victoria at Greensboro Indiana University Inver Hills Community University of St. Thomas University of California-San University of Waterloo University of North Carolina Bloomington College University of Texas at Diego University of Winnipeg School of the Arts Indiana University Purdue Lake Superior College Arlington University of California-Santa Western University Western Carolina University University Indianapolis- Macalester College Barbara York University Mayo School of Health University of California-Santa South Carolina School of Informatics and England Computing Sciences Rocky Cruz Clemson University Arts University Bournemouth IUPUI Minneapolis College of Art University of Redlands Coastal Carolina University Mountains Brunel University London Marian University and Design University of San Diego Converse College Many of these colleges will Durham University Purdue University Saint Mary’s University of offer live sessions between University of San Francisco Furman University ESCP Business School Saint Mary’s College Minnesota 6-8 p.m. ET. 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