I’ve spent a lot of the last month meeting with clients in various stages of High School. One thing that is consistent across the board is how challenging and unusual spring was. Kids are burned out on zoom, feeling disconnected from friends and many are mourning summer plans that went up in smoke as a […]

Located on just over 600 acres in suburban Atlanta with about 6,700 students, Emory offers a lot of options for undergrads. The campus has a main quad with historic buildings, but the school has invested in physical buildings, the most recent one being a Student center with dining facilities and various multi-use spaces. (Check it […]

Chapman is located in Orange, CA, the Center of Orange County. The school has 6,500 undergrads. The campus is on about 80 picturesque acres and has great old landmark architecture mixed with more recent construction. Chapman is one of the oldest private universities n California. Chapman is known for its film, tv and performing arts […]

Carleton is located in Northfield, MN in the southeastern part of the state and about 40 miles south of the Twin cities. Carleton is a small liberal arts college with just over 2,000 undergraduates. “The character of Carleton is the blend of rigor and good humor that permeates everything we do. It fosters depth, creativity, […]

Located in Villanova, PA, a mainline suburb of Philadelphia. 6,500 undergraduates. 65% of students are Catholic. Proud of Catholic history but also open to students from all backgrounds. Undergraduates study in the School of Arts and Sciences, Business, Engineering or Nursing. Students apply into major for all schools except for Arts and Sciences; major is […]

Dartmouth is the smallest of the Ivies with fewer than 4,500 students, unlike other Ivies, there is a lot of focus on undergraduates (Dartmouth’s graduates schools are business, engineering and medical schools). Campus is picturesque; traditional architecture. The town of Hanover is bisected by the Appalachian trail and has restaurants and shops, but not a […]

“What separates entrepreneurs, filmmakers, artists, and scientists who keep inventing? They keep reinventing themselves. They’re not afraid to experiment: tackle a new problem, try a new skill, take on a new collaborator, work in a new culture” ADAM GRANT I read this on Adam Grant’s feed a few nights ago and it got me thinking […]

Located in Houston, TX Rice University has about 4,000 students and is about 3 miles from downtown Houston. The campus sits on 300 acres and is picturesque; tree-lined with Spanish Mediterranean architecture.. Rice has long been known for its programs in sciences and engineering, and the architecture program for undergrads is one of the best […]

Located in New Orleans, Tulane sits on 110 acres in uptown New Orleans, about 15 minutes away from the French Quarter and business districts of the city. With 6,500 undergraduates, it’s a major research university with an emphasis on community service. All undergraduates enroll in Newcomb-Tulane college, which connects academic experiences and support. The core […]

Once considered the “party school” of the UC system, UCSB is a highly rated, selective school, particularly known for its science and engineering programs. Located on 1,000 acres in Goleta, the campus might be one of the nicest you’ll ever step foot on, bordered on two sides by the Pacific Ocean. With 24,000 undergrads, it’s […]