I’m trying to decide which kind of admitted student day to go to, the normal admitted student day or Spring Preview. The normal one is offered during my spring break which would be a perfect time to go since I live pretty far away from NYC. For those of you who have gone to these types of visit days before, is the Spring Preview much more impressive than the normal admitted student days? Or do you think I could get just as much out of the normal one? I haven’t visited the campus yet (Lincoln Center) and this would be my one shot before I decide where to go.
They’ll probably do more or less the same thing, but the Admitted Student Day will be a bit smaller. If you want to really see the campus, going during a smaller event might give you a better idea of what the campus is really like, instead of a huge event with hundreds of other accepted students
@curiositysquared thanks of responding, yeah that’s what I was thinking. I’ll probably go to the regular admitted student day, I just wasn’t sure if there was going to be something extremely noteworthy or impressive at the Spring Preview.
We attended the regular admitted student day when my daughter was accepted 3 years ago. The only difference I believe with the Spring Preview is Fr. McShane’s speech. Can’t think of anything else. I remember having lunch in the Lombardi Field house that was provided. Do the admitted student day event if that fits your schedule better. We had to because I had already committed to something else the same day as the Spring Preview.