<p>Wow. How often do Wesleyan grads get to read that headline, in a sport that isn't x-country? In soccer, at least, not since 1992, according to <em>Wesleying</em> , the student blog (great job of keeping everyyone informed while the , The <em>Argus</em> appears to be on Fall hiatus):
Men’s</a> Soccer Wins Little Three Title – Wesleying</p>
<p>Cool!</p>
<p>Dear Mr. Wesley,</p>
<p>Will you be speaking at Johns Hopkins Center For Talented Youth’s Pathways to College event on Wesleyan’s campus on 11/12/11? Will any Admissions Officers be involved?</p>
<p>Thank you kindly, in advance, for your reply :)</p>
<p>You know, I looked and I can’t find it anywhere on the Wesleyan events calendar:[WESEvents</a> Calendar](<a href=“WESEvents Calendar”>WESEvents Calendar)
Can you explain what it is? :)</p>
<p>Sure, here’s the info from Johns Hopkins Talent Search winner’s website :</p>
<p>Pathways to College Series,
grades 10 – 12</p>
<p>College Experts, Student Views, and More!
Let us help guide you through the many exciting decisions that await you. Pathways to College will put you in touch with university professionals and college students in an open forum that explores the college journey. Speakers include experienced admissions representatives, college counselors, financial aid experts, student life staff, and college students who will discuss topics ranging from admissions tips to scholarship sources to college selection. Take advantage of this great opportunity for candid insight from the people who best understand the exciting challenges and opportunities ahead.</p>
<p>The Day…
Pathways to College programs generally run from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students and parents will spend approximately half the day together; the rest of the day will be spent in separate workshops geared toward students’ and parents’ specific interests. Students will attend workshops on the admissions process and writing the personal essay while parents will attend sessions on the admissions process and applying for financial aid and scholarships. Families will also have the opportunity to explore the host college’s campus together.</p>
<p>Wesleyan University — Middletown, CT
This program will begin around 8:00 a.m. and end around 3:30 p.m. A continental breakfast and lunch are included.
Cost: $95 per person
Saturday,
November 12,
2011</p>
<p>That’s interesting. It’s difficult to imagine an event like that taking place so close to Reid House without anyone walking over to at least welcome them to Wesleyan. It won’t me. I live in New York City. :)</p>