The Last Tour

On Saturday, I will be attending my last college tour. I’m ecstatic to say the least; there were supposed to be at least three more. I found out the news Tuesday night from my younger sister whom I’ve been helping college hunt. She informed me that she’s picked the school she wants to attend and therefore decided it was not necessary to visit any others.  I am relieved for sure, but I’m also a little wary. I want to be certain she’s making the right decision, and as of yet, I’m not completely sold. That’s due in large part to the fact that we’ve not yet gone through an official open house/tour of this particular college. That’s planned for Saturday. I think once I’ve had a chance to listen to the faculty and administration and hear about their programs first-hand, I’ll feel more reassured.

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Entry by: toni