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College and Career Fair Parents and students are invited to attend the 2017 fair! Wednesday, October 11, 2017 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Harford Community College APGFCU Arena 6:15 – 7:00 p.m. Financial Aid Seminar 7:15 – 7:45 p.m. Student –Athlete Eligibility Seminar More than 135 colleges and universities represented! 2 and 4 Year Colleges (In-state and Out-of-state) Military Academies * Reserve Officer Training Corps Trade & Technical Schools Local businesses representing a variety of technical, business and STEM occupations Be sure to visit the HCC concession stand for light snacks! Contact: [email protected] LOOK WHO’S COMING TO THE FAIR! As of print date: September 20, 2017 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Albright College New Jersey Institute of Technology MILITARY Allegany College of Maryland Notre Dame of Maryland University Maryland Air National Guard Alvernia University Ohio Valley University United States Army Reserves Arcadia University Old Dominion University United States Coast Guard Recruiting Aveda Institute of Maryland PACE University United States Marines Averett University Penn State University Bloomsburg University Pennsylvania College of Art and Design FINANCIAL AID Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences Bowie State University Harford Community College Pennsylvania College of Technology Bridgewater College Maryland Higher Education Commission Purdue University Bryn Athyn College Radford University Cabrini University HCPS Professional School Counselor Station Regent University Cairn University One-stop counseling for all of your college and Rider University Campbell University career questions! Roanoke College Capitol Technology University Robert Morris University Cecil College CAREERS Cedar Crest College Rochester Institute of Technology Accounting Chestnut Hill College Saint Michael's College Agriculture Chowan University Saint Vincent College Arts Clemson University Salisbury University Author Coastal Carolina University Seton Hall University Business Banking College of Mount Saint Vincent Seton Hill University Construction Industry Coppin State University Sheffield Institute for Recording Arts Cosmetology Delaware Valley University Shepherd University Economic Development DeSales University Shippensburg University Education Dickinson College St. Andrews University Engineering Drexel University St. John's College Financial Counseling Duquesne University St. Mary's College of Maryland Fire Sciences Eastern University Stetson University Green Careers Elizabethtown College Stevenson University Health Clubs Elmira College Stony Brook University Health Services Elon University Susquehanna University Hospitality Emmanuel College Temple University IT Fairleigh Dickinson University The Citadel Journalism Fairmont State University The College of New Jersey Legal Flagler College The College of Saint Rose Librarian Florida Southern College The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College Manufacturing Frostburg State University The University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa Marketing Gardner-Webb University Thiel College Meteorology Goldey-Beacom College Towson University Natural Resources Goucher College Towson University in Northeastern Maryland Personal Banking Guilford College United States Coast Guard Academy Public Safety Harford Community College United States Merchant Marine Academy Tourism High Point University University of Delaware And more…. Hood College University of Mary Washington Immaculata University University of Maryland Baltimore County James Madison University University of Maryland College Park Johnson & Wales University University of Maryland Eastern Shore Juniata College University of Maryland Eastern Shore School King's College of Agricultural and Natural Sciences Landmark College University of Maryland Institute of LaSalle University Applied Agriculture Lebanon Valley College University of Massachusetts - Amherst Lincoln University University of New Haven Loyola University Maryland University of Scranton Lycoming College University of South Carolina Lynchburg College University of the Sciences Maryland Higher Education Commission Villanova University Marymount University Virginia Commonwealth University McDaniel College Virginia Tech Meredith College Virginia Wesleyan University Messiah College Washington College Methodist University Wells College Millersville University Wesley College Monmouth University West Chester University Moore College of Art & Design West Virginia University Mount Saint Mary's University Widener University Wilmington University York College of Pennsylvania .
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