that was the feeling I got when I toured - what a great school!

Hey, thanks for that comment and thanks for the feedback. Wesleyan is a great school.

Thank you Patrice, so glad to hear you enjoyed your experience at USF. What was your major? We have lots of students who are interested in studying there and experiencing life in San Francisco. Cheers, Kathleen

I studied Advertising in a dual opportunity USF provided with the Academy of Art. USF is the best place to study anything. They should know how lucky would be.

wow, that dual opportunity sounds terrific! So glad you had that experience. Thanks again for checking out our video. All the very best! Kathleen @@patricemitchell1

@@patricemitchell1

Thank you, that's so kind of you to send this compliment. It certainly is a great school. All the best

Wow, that's awesome! Enjoy your new adventure. Thanks for your comment and thank you for watching our video. I'd love to hear from you on your progress as you experience the school.

May your wish come true!

Yes! This is the only thing that concerns me as a prospective freshman for fall. I'm doing 3+2 and if I attend I'll have to transfer for mechanical engineering. But what's nice is there's guaranteed acceptance to WashU as a transfer as long as you maintain a 3.25

Best kept secret!

Hi Marty, hope your granddaughter is enjoying the school. Thanks for watching my video. Kathleen

Kathleen, you never mentioned About Notre Dame Namur University( College of Notre Dame) One of the oldest Catholic School In San Francisco Bay Area Founded in 1852 by Notre Dame Sisters. Formerly Well known as Women Catholic College until 1967. I am a Class 1976.

@@martymaranan7191 Thanks for that info, it was not on my radar. I will have to check it out the next time in the Bay Area. I'm getting ready for a tour of UK universities next month. Thanks again, Kathleen

Hi, thanks for watching. And yes, both of those schools are on our radar for new videos. Thanks Again! the ACS team.

Thanks for sharing! Wonderful school!

Hey! This response is probably coming a little late, sorry about that. There are a lot of neurodiverse students on campus, and there’s certainly many opportunities for them to find each other and make friends-my close friend group has a LOT of neurodivergent people/people on the spectrum in it! In terms of academic accommodations, I’m going to be honest-McDaniel could certainly be worse, but there’s a lot that could be improved. However, we have an accommodations office (SASS), and aside from that professors are usually very open to loosening their homework/project policies for people who need it. Class sizes tend to be small, and it isn’t hard to establish 1-on-1 relationships with professors. So overall, McDaniel isn’t a bad choice for neurodivergent students

Thank you for sharing your story. Wonderful school!

Did you get in?

Well, did you get in?

Did you get in?

Woah me too !!

WTF

Really?!

@@brittanyarreguin8066 yes sarcasm is real. It can be used to point out hypocrisy and absurdity.

Oh wow! I'm also in middle school, and I'm thinking of majoring in business/marketing or computer science 😁

Much appreciated!

Hope your journey has been a good one!

@@AmericanCollegeStrategies It is one amazing school!

@@kenjicostantini5482 How are you liking it? I'm considering attending

@@dhaerque graduated in 2023. I’m now performing and singing, wow what an education.

@@dhaerque its a really good school to consider. I just graduated and I'm now a working actor.

Hi Angel, thanks so much for watching my video. Yes, its pretty much the case that the school wants to know how you've challenged yourself and benefited the community in their enrollment decisions. Make sure your resume is up to date and can respond to admissions officers' questions in this regard. Best of luck in your journey! Kathleen

Dear Ripperduck Thank you for your comments about the University of San Francisco. While your suggestions to attend a community college may work for some students, for many it does not work. As an experienced college counselor, I always look at the needs of each student and their family while continuing to look at the 4-year graduation rate from each school. USF’s average need-based grant to students is $30,296 annually, average merit-based aid is $18,873 annually While I do have some students attending a community college, or taking community college classes while in high school, there are important factors that any consumer must look at. What percentage of community college students graduate within two years? Are courses impacted, causing students to take longer to graduate, am I guaranteed meetings with my advisor? California has worked to streamline the transfer from community college to four-year colleges, but the process is still cumbersome. The bottom line is to look at each student as an individual with a goal to earn a bachelor's degree, that fits the student's goals, in four years with as little debt as possible. For some, that is starting at community college with a major and university targeted for transfer and ongoing discussions with the transfer admissions office. For other students it’s starting directly at a university/where they can engage with faculty and peers over four years and get a hefty merit or need-based aid package. Thanks much for watching my video your thoughtful comments. Cheers, Kathleen

AWESOME! Congratulations. Get ready for a great adventure. Thanks for watching my video. Fantastic school!

Thanks for your comments. Hope it was useful. All the very best to you. KCG

Hi Astro Jay. Very best of luck to you on your application. One of my very favorite colleges. KCG

Hi Christian, thanks for watching my video. I'd recommend reaching out to the school admissions office directly to have them review your information. They are a super friendly group and they will be glad to talk to you.

That is so great to hear. Have fun along the way. Thank you for watching my video. Kathleen

That's why your here, it literally says that in the title

Thanks for that nice compliment. I LOVE everything about Whitman.

@@AmericanCollegeStrategies anchor is also very beautiful lady that's why I loved to watch whole video

No, there is no age limit. If you meet their admissions requirements and can afford the tuition you can go there, or any school. Many people go back to school after working for a few years, or serving in the military. Check out their website for current requirments. Best of luck to you, and thank you for watching my video. Kathleen

I went there at age 30 after time in the military. Tough academically, but the hard work pays off! Feel free to reach out to me for more info