On the day you visit, you and your family will receive information about the College, tour the campus including the residence halls, attend a class and then have lunch in the student dining room. You will also meet individually with an Admissions Officer to discuss your application. At the end of the program, this same counselor will tell you the College's decision. If you are eligible for a scholarship, it will also be offered to you on this day. To be considered for an achievement scholarship you must be in the top 20 percent of your high school graduating class with combined SAT scores of at least 1250 and a record of school or community activities.
Scholarships cover tuition and fees, residence hall rooms or a combination of both.
These special scholarship awards are for four years provided the required grade point average is maintained.