<p>as a kid, i know i visited several schools such as MIT, Yale, and Dartmouth. my guidance counselor says that visits and things such as asking questions to an admissions officer at a fair make you more attractive to that certain school. do visits as a young kid still count?</p>
<p>thanks!</p>
<p>Are these visits as in “my family went to a football game and we checked out the campus while we were there” or “i was truly interested in school XYZ academically at the age of 10” visits?</p>
<p>and some schools track visits and attendance at info sessions, others don’t. it varies from school to school.</p>
<p>we just visited the school because we were in the area and we were interested, walked around campus, etc.</p>
<p>No, I don’t think so.</p>
<p>MIT and Yale track interest; Dartmouth does not (per CDS).</p>
<p>While it wouldn’t be dishonest to say you visited those universities, why not try to visit them again? I’m sure they’ve changed quite a bit since then, and it’s very different to visit colleges as a prospective student. It’s worth visiting colleges, admissions boost or no.</p>
<p>Most probably no. I assume you weren’t signed up for any sort of session, how would they even know you were there?</p>