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Finding the perfect college can be challenging, but also exciting. That's why we are so pleased to be working with the National Association For College Admission Counseling (NACAC) to produce the "official fair program" for the Boston NACAC Fair. Throughout its pages, you will find a comprehensive list of the colleges exhibiting at this fair.

Founded in 1937, NACAC, is an organization of more than 13,000 professionals from around the world dedicated to serving students as they make choices about pursuing postsecondary education.

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dmission representatives from a variety of colleges are all gathered in one place, just wait-ing to answer your questions.

But it's easy to get caught up in the crowds and confusion. Soon you're crossing the room (or

many rooms), stopping at any booth that catches your eye or seems popular. When that happens, you end up with lots of pretty brochures, but not a lot of clear impressions about which colleges you may be interested in. Making the most of a college fair means planning your strategy before you enter those double doors.

"Treat a college fair like a buffet dinner," advises a director of undergraduate admission from Florida. "There will be more there than you can possibly take in, but then again, not everything is to your taste."

Experienced buffet diners know that it's best to scope out their choices before they start filling their plate. Savvy students can do the equivalent by look-ing over a list of college fair participants before the fair. Choose the colleges you most want to find out more about. If you have time, research these col-leges by reading information in your guidance office or by checking out guidebooks or Websites.

"Know what you want to find out at the fair," says a director of admission at a college in Ohio. Write up a short list of questions to ask admission representa-tives. To compare several schools, plan on asking the same questions at each table.

The questions you ask should be unique to your interests and not easily found in standard college materials. "The college fair is a good time to talk person-to-person with the representative of that school," says one guidance counselor. "Your job is to think of good questions."

So cross out the questions like, "How many people are in the freshman class?" Instead, ask what the two or three most popular majors are (that can give you a good idea of the main inter-ests of the majority of the students). If you have a particular major in mind, don't ask, "How good is major X?" No college representative will tell you that a program is bad. Instead, ask how many students have that major; what research faculty members are involved in (and the opportunities for undergraduates to participate in it); or what courses you would take your first year in a par-ticular major. Students who are undecided should ask about what services and support are available to help them explore various majors.

Other things you can ask about: extracurricular activities, what kinds of students the college is looking for, what percentage of students receive financial aid, and other concerns unique to your interests and situation.

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Planning ahead ensures that you get to visit the colleges that most interest you. But also make sure to leave time for browsing.

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"Be adventurous! Don't just focus on 'name' schools," says an admission director. "You may find that a school you've never heard of offers the exact major, extracurricular program, etc., that you're seeking."

FOLLOWING UP

By the time the fair is over, you'll have a bag filled with information about colleges—and a possible case of information overload. Don't succumb to the temptation of just piling all those brochures in some obscure corner of your bedroom. If you're feeling overwhelmed, take a day or two away from the college search. Then get out all of those brochures, along with the notes you took while at the fair, and read through them. You may find that some colleges aren't as interesting as you first thought. Others only look better the more you research them. For those colleges, follow up by filling out the information cards in the brochures or by starting to schedule college visits.

THERE WILL BE MORE THERE THAN YOU CAN POSSIBLY TAKE IN, BUT THEN AGAIN, NOT EVERYTHING IS TO YOUR TASTE.

ExhibitorsEXHIBITORS BOOTH #InternationalAberystwyth University - Wales, United Kingdom 937American College Dublin - Dublin, Ireland 438The American University of Paris - Paris, France 237Bangor University – Bangor, United Kingdom 1144 Birmingham City University - Birmingham, United Kingdom 117Carleton University - Ottawa, Canada 141Concordia University - Montreal, Canada 1033Dalhousie University - Halifax, Canada 339ESSEC Business School - Paris, France 328Heriot-Watt University – Edinburgh, Scotland 240Hult International Business School - London, United Kingdom 317John Cabot University - Rome, Italy 819King's College London - London, United Kingdom 534 London Metropolitan University - London, United Kingdom 935McGill University - Montreal, Canada 837Mount Allison University - Sackville, Canada 637Northumbria University - Newcastle Upon Tyke, United Kingdom 639Richmond University in London 407Savannah College of Art and Design - Hong Kong and eLearning 919 University College Dublin - Dublin, Ireland 239University College London - London, United Kingdom 939University of British Columbia - Vancouver and Kelowna, Canada 418University of East London - London, United Kingdom 517University of Hertfordshire - Herts, United Kingdom 740University of Kent - Canterbury, United Kingdom 236University of King's College 322University of Limerick - Limerick, Ireland 737The University of New South Wales - Sydney, Australia 138University of West London - London, United Kingdom 113 Armed Forces ARMY ROTC 934Massachusetts Air National Guard 1141Massachusetts Army National Guard 734United States Merchant Marine Academy 918 Alabama The University of Alabama 1018

Arizona Arizona State University* 506Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 401University of Advancing Technology 103The University of Arizona* 706 California AMDA College and Conservatory of the Performing Arts 724Columbia College Hollywood 429FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising 1123Humboldt State University 604Santa Barbara City College 439Soka University of America 1102University of California, Davis 131University of California, San Diego 622University of California, Santa Cruz 1134University of San Francisco 238 Colorado Regis University 630U.S. Air Force Academy & ROTC 822University of Colorado Boulder 104 Connecticut Albertus Magnus College 319Central Connecticut State University 302Eastern Connecticut State University 617Fairfield University 434Mitchell College 441Post University 538Quinnipiac University 324Sacred Heart University 736Southern Connecticut State University 1022United States Coast Guard Academy 1131University of Bridgeport 515University of Connecticut 1122University of New Haven 1023University of Saint Joseph 732 District of Columbia American University 314The Catholic University of America 718The George Washington University 1034Howard University 733

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Trinity Washington University 817 Florida Eckerd College 301Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 401Florida Institute of Technology 423Florida International University 1136Florida Southern College 511Florida State University 824Full Sail University 839Jacksonville University 611Lynn University 1031Nova Southeastern University 305Saint Leo University 218St. Thomas University 414Stetson University 814University of Central Florida 507University of Miami* 912University of North Florida 210University of South Florida 105The University of Tampa 501

Georgia Armstrong Atlantic State University 115Georgia State University* 607Mercer University 931Savannah College of Art and Design 919University of Georgia 213 Hawaii Hawaii Pacific University 713 Illinois Bradley University* 1007Columbia College Chicago 217Harrington College of Design 539Illinois Institute of Technology 1016Loyola University Chicago 206University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 707 Indiana Purdue University 624

Louisiana Loyola University New Orleans 122The University of New Orleans 1040 Maine Eastern Maine Community College 541Husson University 800Maine Maritime Academy 820New England School of Communications 540Saint Joseph's College of Maine 435Thomas College 936Unity College 616University of Maine 504University of Maine at Farmington 403University of Maine at Fort Kent 432University of Maine at Machias 212University of Maine Presque Isle 340University of New England 1124University of Southern Maine 829

Massachusetts American International College 615Anna Maria College 320Assumption College 810, 812Babson College 536Bard College at Simon's Rock 207Bay Path College 941Bay State College 930Becker College 828Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology 1145Bentley University 623, 625Boston Architectural College 1135Boston University 838, 840Brandeis University 529Bridgewater State University 431Clark University 201College of the Holy Cross 1132Curry College 1105, 1107Dean College 332Eastern Nazarene College 231Elms College 720

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Emerson College 428, 430Emmanuel College 116Endicott College 1011Fisher College 1114Fitchburg State University 500, 502Framingham State University 633Gordon College 338Hampshire College 928Laboure College 836Lasell College 310Lesley University 337Marian Court College 628Massachusetts Air National Guard 1141Massachusetts Army National Guard 734Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 815Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences 629, 631Massachusetts Maritime Academy 200Merrimack College 714, 716Montserrat College of Art 804Mount Holyoke College* 101Mount Ida College 436

National Aviation Academy 741New England School of Photography 235Newbury College 705Nichols College 222North Bennet Street School 505North Shore Community College 929Northeastern University 638, 640Northeastern University School of Nursing 636Northern Essex Community College 425Pine Manor College 224Quincy College 1140Regis College 532Salem State University 530School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 841Simmons College 910Springfield College 234Stonehill College 700, 702Suffolk University 1115, 1117University of Massachusetts Amherst* 920, 921, 922, 923, 924, 925

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University of Massachusetts Boston* 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525University of Massachusetts Dartmouth* 944, 945, 946, 947, 948, 949University of Massachusetts Lowell* 728, 729, 730, 731Wentworth Institute of Technology 333Western New England University 811Westfield State University 932Wheaton College 635Wheelock College 325Worcester Polytechnic Institute 938, 940Worcester State University 100 Maryland Goucher College 1110Loyola University Maryland 933Salisbury University* 221Towson University* 312University of Maryland* 816Washington College 531

Michigan Lawrence Technological University 610Michigan State University* 606

Minnesota McNally Smith College of Music 220 Missouri Saint Louis University 1118Washington University in St. Louis 120 Montana The University of Montana 603 New Hampshire Colby-Sawyer College 229Daniel Webster College 334Franklin Pierce University 513Keene State College 300New England College 119New Hampshire Institute of Art 830Plymouth State University 1037

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Manhattanville College 915Marist College 424Marymount Manhattan College 711Mercy College 1013New York Institute of Technology 701Niagara University 404Pace University 1029Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 422Rochester Institute of Technology - RIT 917The Sage Colleges 834Siena College 535Skidmore College 413St. John Fisher College* 913St. John's University 1025St. Joseph's College 725St. Lawrence University 106St. Thomas Aquinas College 1036SUNY Alfred State 614SUNY at Stony Brook 1017SUNY Brockport* 514SUNY Cortland* 124SUNY Environmental Science & Forestry* 806SUNY Fredonia* 416Syracuse University* 315United States Merchant Marine Academy 918University at Albany (SUNY) 405University at Buffalo (SUNY)* 503University of Rochester* 329Utica College 216Vaughn College of Aeronautics & Technology 102Wagner College 1021Webb Institute 1119Wells College 1137 North Carolina Catawba College 519East Carolina University 1129Elon University 1030High Point University 306North Carolina State University 1121UNC Charlotte 1024UNC Greensboro 133University of North Carolina Wilmington 1015Warren Wilson College 400 Ohio Baldwin Wallace University 1138

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Cleveland Institute of Art 1101John Carroll University 139Marietta College 225Miami University 634The Ohio State University 129University of Dayton 528Walsh University 335Xavier University 433 Oregon Lewis & Clark College 1100 Pennsylvania Arcadia University 818Cedar Crest College 835Delaware Valley College 417DeSales University 123Drexel University 612Duquesne University 421Elizabethtown College 911Gettysburg College 419

Juniata College 336La Salle University 1106Lafayette College 137Marywood University 813Mercyhurst University 1020Messiah College* 204The New England Institute of Art 510Penn State 825Pennsylvania College of Technology 914Philadelphia University 823Saint Joseph's University 215Susquehanna University 411Temple University 1035University of Pittsburgh 641University of Scranton* 518University of the Arts 1014Ursinus College 703Villanova University 821Washington & Jefferson College 321Widener University 1001

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Rhode Island Bryant University 107Johnson & Wales University 1128, 1130New England Institute of Technology 715Providence College 330Rhode Island College 738Roger Williams University 1028Salve Regina University 1005University of Rhode Island 512 South Carolina Clemson University 719Coastal Carolina University 318College of Charleston 723University of South Carolina 114 Tennessee University of Tennessee 618Vanderbilt University 341

Texas Southern Methodist University 304Texas Christian University 619 Vermont Castleton State College 1104Champlain College 111Green Mountain College 735Johnson State College 1003Lyndon State College 437New England Culinary Institute 601Norwich University 214Saint Michael's College 613Southern Vermont College 132University of Vermont 717Vermont Technical College 1032 Virginia Christopher Newport University 125George Mason University 516James Madison University 205Radford University 537Roanoke College 323University of Mary Washington 121University of Richmond 739Virginia Commonwealth University 832Virginia Tech 1120 Washington DigiPen Institute of Technology 704Gonzaga University* 1019University of Washington 233 West Virginia West Virginia University 1038 Wisconsin Marquette University 402

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CATAWBA COLLEGEPhone: (800) CATAWBA (228-2922)Email: admission@catawba.eduAddress: 2300 West Innes Street Salisbury, NC 28144Website: www.catawba.edu

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITYPhone: (514) 848-2424 x2668Email: study@concordia.caAddress: Admissions Application Centre, P.O. Box 2900 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3G 2S2Website: www.concordia.ca

DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITYPhone: (902) 494-2450Email: admissions@dal.caAddress: 6299 South Street, P.O. Box 15,000, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4R2 CanadaWebsite: www.dal.ca

GORDON COLLEGEPhone: (866) 464-6736Email: admissions@gordon.eduAddress: 255 Grapevine Road, Wenham, MA 01984Website: www.gordon.edu

LABOURÉ COLLEGELabouré has educated nurses in Boston for 120 years. With several degree and certificate programs in nursing and health care sciences your career opportunities are truly wide open. Labouré is located in Dorchester’s Lower Mills neighborhood while they finish renovations to their new campus in Milton.Program Location(s): Current Campus: 2120 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA 02124; New Campus: 303 Adams Street, Milton, MA 02186Contact: Nancy Cook, AdmissionsPhone: 617-296-8300 x4016Email: nancy_cook@laboure.eduAddress: 2120 Dorchester Avenue, Dorchester, MA 02124Website: www.laboure.edu/

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RIVIER UNIVERSITYRivier University, located in Nashua, NH, is a private Catholic university founded in 1933 by the Sisters of the Presentation of Mary. The University has earned a reputation for academic excellence with both distinguished and distinctive programs, offering many of the region’s leading programs at the undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels.Program Location: Nashua, New HampshireContact: Office of Undergraduate AdmissionsPhone: (800) 44-RIVIEREmail: admissions@rivier.eduAddress: 420 South Main Street Nashua, New Hampshire 03060Website: www.rivier.edu

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZUC Santa Cruz students, faculty, and researchers are working together to make a world of difference. In a campus of extraordinary beauty on the Monterey Bay near Silicon Valley, students participate in the creation of new knowledge, new technologies, and new forms of expressing and understanding cultures.Program Location: Santa Cruz, CaliforniaContact: Office of AdmissionsPhone: (831) 459-4008Email: outofstateadmissions@ucsc.eduAddress: Office of Admissions, UC Santa Cruz, 1156 High Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95064Website: admissions.ucsc.edu

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UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDONIn 2013, it was ranked the #1 modern university in London for Business/Management, Hospitality/Tourism, Law, Psychology and Nursing, and ranked the #2 modern university in London for Music,Computer Science/IT. Media studies, graphic design, fashion and film are also popular majors.Program Location: London (Ealing)Contact: Mary McCrindlePhone: +442082312706Email: int.app@uwl.ac.ukAddress: St Mary’s Road, Ealing, London W5 5RFWebsite: www.uwl.ac.uk/international

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