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O P Tuesday X April 25 E 5:30 – 8:30 PM Mack Sports and E Exhibition Complex Hofstra University Hempstead, NY (See map and directions on page 4.) G • Representatives from colleges and universities E plus career schools, military services and banks • Seminars on college admissions, financial aid, student athletes, and students with special needs L STUDENTS: L Register online at www.gotocollegefairs.com and print out a barcoded pass that captures your student data for O College Representatives to scan. See College Checklist on page 62 before visiting the College Search Table. C NASSAU COUNSELORS’ Nassau Counselors’ 46th Annual College EXPO presented by Nassau Counselors’ Association, professional counselors volunteering to serve A SSOCIATION Association students of Nassau County. Visit www.nassaucounselors.org. Tomorrow’s Opportunities Start Here: St. Joseph’s College Stand out in an exciting, in-demand field with a degree from St. Joseph’s College, one of the most affordable private colleges on Long Island. We offer innovative programs in hospitality and tourism management, nursing, journalism and new media studies, accounting and more. Our programs are designed to meet industry demands – and fuel your success. No wonder more students are choosing SJC Long Island than ever. Make today the day you discover why. The highest graduation A 27% increase Ranked #7 “Best Bang Six-time Skyline rate of any public or in undergraduate for the Buck” college Conference private institution on enrollment in the last in the Northeast by Presidents Cup Long Island. year alone. Washington Monthly. athletics champions. UNDERGRADUATE PREVIEW DAYS For dates and to RSVP, visit sjcny.edu/lipreview. TRADITION. INNOVATION. sjcny.edu/long-island EXCELLENCE. 631.240.4454 NASSAU COUNSELORS’ ASSOCIATION — SpRINg 2017 COLLEgE EXpO — pAgE 2 Welcome to the 2017 Spring expo It is our hope that your attendance at Spring EXPO 2017 will be a valuable one. You will have the opportu- nity to speak with representatives from over 300 colleges, career schools, military services. This personal con- tact gives you a unique opportunity to acquire first-hand information about an institution and its programs that may not appear in catalogs, brochures or on the Internet. Each year, students learn a wide range of informa- tion about schools and colleges that would be unknown to them had they not attended this program. The information you gather at the EXPO will assist you and your school counselor in making your post- high school plans. Be sure to meet with your counselor in a timely fashion to begin this exciting process! Remember: A well-planned visit is a productive visit. Reviewing this booklet will be very helpful. Helpful Hint: We recommend that you register online at www.gotocollegefairs.com and print out a barcode pass that captures your student data for college representatives to scan. We will also be presenting the following seminars given by accomplished professionals: financial Aid Seminar location A 6:15 pM and 8:00 pM Students with Special needs Seminar location B 6:45 pM College Admissions Seminar location A 7:15 pM Student Athletes & the nCAA Seminar location B 7:45 pM “Drop-By” CounSeling CenterS Are AvAilABle tHrougHout tHe evening: • College Search: Coordinated by Christine Krut, New York Institute of Technology, and staffed by professional High School Counselors with Technical Support by Hofstra University • Students with Special needs: Coordinated by Allen Tinkler, LD Consultant, and Susan Sklar, Veteran School Counselor and Hofstra Professor • financial Aid / Scholarships: Coordinated by Amy Thompson, St. Joseph’s College, and staffed by Financial Aid counselors from local colleges and universities • Historically Black Colleges: Coordinated by Tara Richards, District Director of Guidance & Chief Information Officer of Valley Stream Central High School District • Student Athletes / nCAA: Coordinated by Alyssa Morales Kelly, Hofstra University The success of this College EXPO is due in large part to the commitment of many wonderful professionals who volunteer their time tirelessly before, during, and after the event. We extend our sincere gratitude to the following people at Hofstra University for contributing to the success of this event: the entire Hofstra IT staff for their technical expertise; Andrew Cohen for offering us endless support; Ryan Watson of Sports Facilities; and Campus Dining by Compass Group. Thanks to Gloria Schetty-Plante and Donna Lonas of Laurel Publications for this comprehensive publication, to Michael Levy and Elaine DiBlasio, Minuteman Press of Levittown, for their patience and good humor; to all of the seminar speakers and “drop-by” counseling center volunteers, and to all the volunteers who dedicated their time to the EXPO. We also want to thank the Executive Board of Nassau Counselors’ Association for its unwavering confidence and support. expo 2017 Chairpersons Jaclyn Forman, School Counselor, Harborfields High School Sunil Samuel, Assistant Vice President of Enrollment, Hofstra University NASSAU COUNSELORS’ ASSOCIATION — SpRINg 2017 COLLEgE EXpO — pAgE 3 Spring 2017 College expo At HofStrA univerSity the Mack Sports and exhibition Complex (#51) is next to the physical fitness Center. take exit M4 West (Hempstead turnpike) off the Meadowbrook parkway; use north Campus entrance (Hofstra Blvd.) on Hempstead turnpike or east gate entrance on earle ovington Blvd for easiest access and ample parking. Sectional Map of Mack Sports and exhibition Complex P P Mack Sports and Enter Here Exhibition Complex P P Meadowbrook Pkwy Exit M4 Enter Here e – entrance p – parking #51 – Mack Sports and exhibition Complex Come early for the best parking and give yourself plenty of time to take advantage of all expo has to offer! NASSAU COUNSELORS’ ASSOCIATION — SpRINg 2017 COLLEgE EXpO — pAgE 4 nassau Counselors’ Association president’s Message On behalf of the Nassau Counselors' Association (NCA), I am honored to welcome you to the 2017 SPRING COLLEGE EXPO! We hope that you find today's event both informative and enjoyable. The Spring College EXPO is designed to help you as you begin your journey toward college and post-secondary planning – one that will help you attain your educational and co-curricular goals in preparation for a career. The representatives who are here today represent a vast cross-section of colleges, universities, career schools and military organizations throughout the United States. They are eager to meet you and to answer all of your questions. They can provide you with information that will assist you in your search. This is an important opportunity for you and your family to ask questions and receive the most pertinent and current information about the colleges and universities that you are considering. We are very pleased with the large and diverse turnout of institutions represented at the EXPO and we thank them for their enthusiasm and attendance. I want to also thank committee chairs Sunil Samuel and Jaclyn Forman for the long hours they dedicated to planning this event. A thank you is also in order for the EXPO committee members and volunteer coordinator, Donna Orleman, as well as all the NCA volunteers that help make this great event possible. NCA is an organization of approximately 500 professionals, representing a variety of counseling fields dedicated to serving the students of Nassau County by bringing you wonderful programs such as this one. Be sure to bring back all that you have gleaned from your EXPO visit to your school counselor, your most valuable resource in your post high school planning. Best of luck in your college search and enjoy your visit to the Spring College EXPO! Warm regards, Dr. Joy-Anne D’Anca President, Nassau Counselors' Association www.nassaucounselors.org NASSAU COUNSELORS’ ASSOCIATION — SpRINg 2017 COLLEgE EXpO — pAgE 5 Colleges Attending Spring 2017 College expo AlABAMA University of Maryland, College Park University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore CAliforniA MASSACHuSettS Claremont McKenna College, Claremont Anna Maria College, Paxton Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, Los Angeles Assumption College, Worcester San Diego State University, San Diego Brandeis University, Waltham Curry College, Milton ColorADo Dean College, Franklin Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction Emerson College, Boston Emmanuel College, Boston ConneCtiCut Endicott College, Beverly Albertus Magnus College, New Haven Hampshire College, Amherst Eastern Connecticut State University, Willamantic Lasell College, Newton Lyme Academy College/Fine Arts, Old Lyme Lesley College, Cambridge Post University, Waterbury Merrimack College, North Andover Quinnipiac College, Hamden Newbury College, Brookline Sacred Heart University, Fairfield Nichols College, Dudley Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven Regis College, Weston U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London Stonehill College, Easton University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport Suffolk University, Boston University of Connecticut, Storrs University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Amherst University of Hartford, West Hartford University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, Dartmouth University of New Haven, West Haven University of Massachusetts at Lowell, Lowell Western Connecticut State University, Danbury Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston Western New England College, Springfield DiStriCt of ColuMBiA—WASHington, DC American University, Washington, DC MiCHigAn Catholic University of America, Washington, DC Lawrence
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