COLLEGE ADVENTURES
LLC
Choose Your Path

How can College Adventures assist you in your college search?
- objective advice and assistance in helping each student find the best college fit for their individual needs.
- Students need to "drive" the college search, selection, and application process, in doing so, they learn important life skills: learning to take responsibility,
learning how to make important decisions, and learning how to present themselves in a positive, impressive manner to those around them.
- guidance and ongoing assistance throughout the college search, selection, and application process; including interview skills, essay writing, and campus
visit protocol.
- by exploring the learning styles, aptitudes, and interests of the student
- by suggesting programs and/or strategies for special needs and/or standardized testing.
- providing the family with a second opinion in educational decision making.
- researching College Programs, Majors, and Careers with your student
- personalized attention and support for your student (and for you!)
- professional tools and assessments such as NAVIANCE Counselor's Office and Family Connection, Do What You Are and Learning Style Inventory
that assist in organizing and bringing vital information into the college search process.
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Congratulations to 2008 Seniors!
In a particularly difficult application year I am happy to congratulate my Seniors on their acceptances, scholarship offers, and decisions! Some students are off to college right away, and a few are choosing to do a Gap Year. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS!
Oh, the places you'll go! Congratulations! Today is your day. You're off to Great Places! You're off and away!
You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the guy who'll decide where to go.
Dr. Seuss
Acceptances for 2008
University of Arizona Arizona State University Berklee College of Music Bard College Boston University Baylor University Chapman University University of Colorado at Boulder Colorado State University University of Denver DePaul University Drew University Franklin Pierce University Goucher College Lake Forest College University of North Texas Stephen F Austin University of Mississippi Texas Tech University University of the Pacific University of San Francisco University of Tampa St. Louis University Rhodes College Tulane University Trinity University University of Texas Austin McDaniel College Midwestern State University
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Tam and her Seniors: Holiday dinner at B.J.'s Brewery in December 2007.
Tam's Junior Blog: Time to Gear Up!!!
Juniors! You are in an exciting time!! What should you be doing? Well,
not much really, except.....scheduling your ACT and SAT, building your
college list, researching colleges, visiting colleges, thinking about YOU and
which college environment is right for you!
What type of college are you looking for? Where should you start? You
should start with YOU. How do you learn best? What are you passionate
about? What are your interests? Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
Do you long for big cities and bright lights, or do you prefer natural
environments and quiet evenings with friends? Do you want big lecture
halls or do you prefer discussion based classes? These are key variables in
exploring college options.
Deciding where to attend college is a very important decision in a life that
will be filled with important decisions. Why? Because where you attend
college will have a significant impact on your future. If you have not
started the process...you need to get moving! The college search and
selection process should be fun and exciting and filled with possibilities.
Start now!


Elie Weisel, Nobel Peace
Laureate and author of 40
books, including NIGHT,
speaks at Eckerd College
on February 21, 2008.
On February 21, 2008, I had the great honor of hearing Elie Weisel, Nobel Peace Laureate, acclaimed author,
Holocaust survivor, and Eckerd adjunct faculty member, give the keynote speech at Eckerd College's 50 year
Convocation. My daughter, Alexandra, who is a student at Eckerd, attended with me, and so did two of my
students, Alec C 2009 and Nick B 2008. In addition to giving the keynote speech, Professor Weisel was present
for the endowment of the Elie Weisel Endowed Professorship in Humane Letters. This honor went to
Professor Carolyn Johnston who has taught a yearly seminar with Professor Weisel during Eckerd's Winter
Term.
The students enjoyed tours of Eckerd College and the University of Tampa as well as the Convocation events.
In addition to this Florida tour, two students (Nick B 2008 and Cooper G 2009) accompanied me to Boston on
February 13th to visit Boston University and Emerson College. Both trips were great fun! And quite
educational, of course.

Eckerd turns 50 Convocation; touring Eckerd's Omega Dorm on Boca Ciego Bay; the historic building at the University of Tampa
TRAVELS WITH TAM.....
So far this year I have taken students on college
visit trips to Boston, Tampa, St Petersburg, and
Athens, GA. College visits are essential in finding
the right match school for the student. Students
know during the visit whether the school is a fit or
not.
Upcoming college visit trips:
The Pacific Northwest: Portland, OR, Salem, OR
and Walla Walla, WA. If you are interested in
visiting one of these schools, please let me know!
We are leaving July 9 and returning July 15.
The Northeast: A trip is in the works, but no dates
as of yet!
Is your group interested in or looking for
a speaker regarding the college
application process? Please contact me!
t.warnerminton@sbcglobal.net