<p>I've got 4 days to visit colleges in 3 weeks. Saturday - Tuesday.
I'm going to visit Sarah Lawrence, Cornell, Colgate, and Skidmore. I think in that order.
On Saturday im going to be at SLC around 2.30pm. Then Im going to Cornell and spending the night in a hotel. Then I'm spending the sunday there and I have an overnight stay that night. Then I'm going to be at colgate around 2.00 pm. Then Im going to Skidmore for the tuesday.
Does this seem like enough time to visit each college thoroughly? Im interested in cornell the most, then skidmore, then colgate, then SLC. Do you think I will have enough time to visit their equestrian centers, do a tour/info session, and do anything else at these schools (particularly Cornell and Skidmore)? When I do my overnight at cornell what kind of things do people usually do, questions should i ask, places should i go?
Any help would be appreciated.</p>
<p>Bring a notebook with you, and make detailed notes as things happen, mostly about your feelings. That way when you get back, you're not getting confused and you know what your gut reactions were instead of thinking in retrospect. :D</p>
<p>thanks :) </p>
<p>anybody else?</p>
<p>Yes, it's a feasible plan. I went to Williams, Skidmore, Hamilton, and Allegheny on consecutive days. Take a camera and, as Celebrian suggested, take NOTES! Jot down any comments you hear that give you a "flavor" of the college - they can be very useful in those "Why --?" essays.</p>
<p>thanks :-D</p>