Inside College Admissions
We work with thousands of students each year as they go through the college search process. We know it can be a stressful time, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Luther’s Inside College Admissions blog covers many topics. Campus visits, applying for college, getting financial aid, and preparing to arrive at college—to name a few. Browse for tips, ideas, and reassurance. We’re here to help!
College is a time for maturing both academically and in life. Knowing how to manage your self care is important to being successful.
Check out the five elements of a strong college application.
Are you feeling a little anxious about how to make friends at college? This post describes some simple ways for you to have fun and meet new people.
Do co-curriculars matter when applying to college? Learn what college admissions counselors are looking for when you list them on your application.
How do you begin your college search? There’s no need to worry since there are many ways to get to know more about the colleges that interest you. Check out these tips to learn how jump start the process.
Do you have special dietary needs? Are you wondering what kind of food will be available with a busy college schedule? Check out this article to learn about campus dining considerations and options.
College students experience lots of growth throughout the academic year that makes them more independent. In this post, Counseling Service Director Meg Hammes shares some thoughts on what parents and students should discuss before or immediately after returning home for the summer.
How does your application get noticed among the rest? Check out this article for some helpful and creative tips!
A good letter of recommendation is an important part of the college application process. Learn how to get the best letter of recommendation possible.
As you’re narrowing your college search, have you ever wondered, “How will I literally pay for my tuition?” or “Who’ll give me the details for what I owe?”or “How can I make paying for college manageable?” In all of these instances, you should seek out campus financial services.