This time of year, some of you are just beginning your college search, while others are zeroing in on your final decision.
Over the next couple of weeks, our admissions team works late and works hard at reading applications. We want to have all of our decision letters in the mail by March 16.
If you are are just getting started, stay tuned for our next post. It will be about how to sort through all of that college mail that's clogging up your mailboxes and inboxes!
P.S. Don't worry about us too much, we still get to have some fun. A few of us caught our Men's Basketball Team's final home game of the season and got to watch this incredible shot (which made it to ESPN Sportcenter's Top Ten Plays at #2)
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Just beginning your college search? Knee deep in college mail and questions? Wherever you are in the college search or decision process, this blog is for you.
From finding the school that’s the perfect fit and acing your first interview to choosing a major and interpreting financial aid; Siena's admissions counselors are here to help. We have just one rule: if you have a question, ask!
Siena College offers an exceptional private education with a unique foundation of liberal arts, hands-on learning and Franciscan tradition. Our grads excel because they're prepared for a lifetime of learning and success.
From finding the school that’s the perfect fit and acing your first interview to choosing a major and interpreting financial aid; Siena's admissions counselors are here to help. We have just one rule: if you have a question, ask!
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