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For Immediate Release 
June 10, 2010


 

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Colleges across New England Visit New Hampshire as Students Plan for College

Concord, NH - Registration is now open for the NHHEAF Network Organizations' College Summer Series! The annual summer workshop program for college-bound high school students and parents provides a venue for New Hampshire residents to meet admission professionals from different colleges and universities throughout New England and beyond. During the Summer Series program days which begin on July 6, admission representatives will visit the Organizations' conference center to deliver presentations and answer questions about campus life, housing, financial aid, admission requirements and more. According to coordinator College Outreach Specialist Jay Hauser, “The Summer Series is a great no-pressure, no-cost way to begin the admissions process in your own backyard before trekking to colleges in the fall. Also, it is a way to connect with the folks from admissions prior to actually visiting campus.”

 

                     Colleges and universities participating in the Summer Series include:

Bowdoin College Saint Anselm College
Brandeis University St. Michaels College
Bryant College Salve Regina
Champlain College Southern NH University
Colby-Sawyer College Suffolk University
College of the Holy Cross Tufts University
Curry College University of Maine
Franklin Pierce College University of Massachusetts- Amherst
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy University of Massachusetts- Lowell
Merrimack College University of New Hampshire
Nichols College University of New England
Plymouth State University University of Southern Maine
Quinnipiac University Whitman College
Rivier College Polytechnic Institute

 

“As a spokesperson from Quinnipiac, I think this is a great opportunity for New Hampshire students to meet representatives of the schools they are interested in and see who would be reading their applications. Students can ask important questions and learn essential information as they make decisions about their future,” stated Paul Krsiak, Assistant Director of Admissions at Quinnipiac University. All sessions are held at the NHHEAF Network Organizations' campus in Concord, NH. While pre-registration is required, there is no charge for this program and individuals can register for multiple sessions. Register or learn more at www.nhheaf.org/summerseries.asp.

 

The NHHEAF Network Organizations are comprised of three active 501(c) (3) nonprofit organizations that provide students and families with the resources and funding to pursue higher education aspirations. Funds generated by the Organizations make their charitable mission possible as student loan earnings are reinvested in programs and services that benefit citizens of New Hampshire. For more information, visit www.nhheaf.org.