<p>Hey,</p>
<p>I'm a student from the UK, currently in lower sixth form (year 12) - aged 16. Our school encourages their students to organise and plan the things that we want to happen in our school.
I was hoping to try to get a few American universities to do talks at our school because i don't believe enough people know about these universities.
So my question is - does anyone know how I could possibly get a spokesperson to visit our school?</p>
<p>Contact Harvard. Official admissions officers’ visits coincide with established visits and perhaps info sessions. Unless your school is frequently visited already, an actual admissions officer won’t come.</p>
<p>For an actual school visit, you’ll likely need to find a local Harvard alumni volunteer who is active in recruiting/interviewing/information sessions. If none is available or your school is not a likely target feeder for many applications, you’re likely out of luck. For instance, I recruit for similar college but only go to very select college fairs – ones that generate a certain mass of likely applicants.</p>
<p>If Harvard or similar top US colleges are of great interest to you, perhaps you should find when actual regional info sessions are being held. Their individual websites should tell you what you’re looking for.</p>