<p>Well I was just wondering, but does it make a big difference if you visit the college that your interested in since some colleges ask whether you have visited. Becasue it is kind of difficult for me to visit...first of all money wise....second I don't really see a time where I can go and have enough time to visit all the schools I want to before I apply.</p>
<p>No...of course not. If money is a problem, then colleges will understand. Visits can only help, not hurt.</p>
<p>leibniz does rock.</p>
<p>I would demonstrate interest by emailing frequently, and asking for as much literature as you can ("because I am unable to visit")</p>
<p>I had been in the same exact position as you. Both time and money made it pretty much impossible to check out all the colleges I was interested in, so I only visited three colleges before submittin applications. But when I got back acceptances I visited the three I was really interested in, and I hope that you at least visit the school before you know you're going to be attending there. Good luck with everything :)</p>