The College Sage hit the road in January to explore Florida’s vibrant and varied college scene, just as admissions season hit full swing. From the sunny lakefront of Rollins to the historic charm of Flagler to the innovation rising at USF and UF, we uncovered top notch programs, beautiful campuses, and valuable insights to help students find their perfect college fit in the Sunshine State.

The College Sage Westward Adventure wraps up in Montana with a tour of four college campuses! We’ve seen almost every college campus in America! How many colleges has your high school counselor actually been to? As states go on our tour, Montana ranks at the top of the list. Be sure to check out these amazing college opportunities and contact thecollegesage@gmail.com to learn more about so many opportunities in the western half of America.

The College Sage had an amazing time visiting the University of Portland and interviewing Evan Leadem, Special Assistant to the President & Board Secretariat at UP. Read the blog below for Evan’s thoughts on UP!

Pennsylvania is a little bit like Ohio when it comes to students from the Southeast choosing their preferred college location – it’s missing an identity. But that missing identity, in our opinion, gives Southeastern high school students an opportunity to apply with less regional admissions competition. The options in Eastern Pennsylvania are terrific. On this road trip, we visited the gorgeous campuses of Franklin & Marshall, Kutztown University, Lehigh University, and Lafayette College. Follow our travels through the Pennsylvania Dutch Country and the fantastic history that goes along with it. We think you’ll love these college gems! For more information on Pennsylvania college options, be sure to contact thecollegesage.com.

That’s not a typo! In Ram territory at Colorado State, they don’t have Family Weekend … they have Ramily Weekend! CSU alumni Jeff Southern recently took The College Sage on a Ramily Weekend tour of scenic Fort Collins and the CSU campus.

With worries of storm surge and hurling off shore winds beginning off the Carolinas coast line last week, the College Sage needed a distraction – and what better distraction than a college road trip out west! This unexpected trip proved fruitful as the weekday tour while students are in session gave us a one-on-one experience to ask all the questions we could think of.  Here’s what we found!