UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

Greetings from Rocky Top We know your students at Lake Travis High School have important decisions ahead regarding their academic future. We value and appreciate all of the hard work that goes into finding the right college home. With that in mind, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville is investing more in scholarships than ever before to make a UT education affordable for out-of-state families. As you work with students and families this fall, we want to share several important scholarship updates from Big Orange Country and an opportunity for you and your students to learn more. SCHOLARSHIP UPDATES VOLUNTEER SCHOLARSHIP: Updated for Fall 2020 Entering Students The out-of-state Volunteer Scholarship program recognizes students with an exemplary academic record based on a combination of GPA and test scores. It is available to incoming freshmen with a 3.8 UT Weighted Core GPA and a 28 ACT/1300 SAT superscore or higher. Amounts range from $10,000–$18,000 per year and $40,000–$72,000 over four years. Visit onestop.utk.edu/scholarships/volunteer/ for more information. INTRODUCING THE TENNESSEE EXPLORE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM This brand new scholarship program exclusively recognizes out-of-state students with a strong academic record and gives greater access to the opportunities available here at Tennessee. First-year freshmen, out-of-state students with a minimum 3.6 UT weighted core GPA who apply for admission by December 15 for the fall 2020 semester are eligible. Amounts range from $6,000–$7,500 per year and $24,000–$30,000 over four years. This scholarship cannot be combined with the Volunteer Scholarship. Visit onestop.utk.edu/scholarships/tennessee-explore for more information. APPLICATION NOW OPEN Our Fall 2020 application opened on August 1. Please encourage your interested students to submit an application (vip.utk.edu) and connect with their admissions counselor who can assist with the application process. November 1: Priority Application Deadline Students should apply by this date to be fully considered for competitive scholarships and honors and scholars programs. Once admitted, students must complete separate scholarship and/or honors applications by Dec. 15. December 15: Regular Application Deadline Students should apply by this date for regular admission and to be considered for institutional scholarships, including the Volunteer and Tennessee Explore Scholarship programs. This is also the deadline to complete applications to be fully considered for competitive scholarship and honors & scholars programs, if students submitted an admission application by Nov. 1. VALUE OF A UT EDUCATION  UT Knoxville is proud to be ranked among the top 50 public universities in the nation and named one of the 100 Best Value Schools by U.S. News & World Report. Over eighty percent of recent graduates are employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation. Here at UT, we are committed to fostering an environment focused on student success and outcomes, and we think your students will be excellent additions to the Volunteer family. QUESTIONS? We are here to help! Please reach out to us whenever we can be of help to you and your students at admissions@utk.edu or call 865-974-1111. UPCOMING EVENT: Facebook Live We are hosting a Live Question & Answer event on UT's Facebook page on Monday, October 28 at 6 pm (EST). We encourage you to tune-in and share the opportunity with your students and families. We've included a document with quick blurbs you can share in your newsletters and social channels.  Office of Undergraduate Admissions 320 Student Services Building Knoxville, TN 37996-0184 P: 865-974-1111 E: admissions@utk.edu Big Orange. Big Ideas. Privacy Policy

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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE

MIDDLEBURY We are excited to offer an opportunity for your students to learn more about life at Middlebury College directly from our students. On Wednesday of next week, our Admissions Fellows are hosting two 30 minute-long online information sessions with time for questions after. They will share their experiences as students and their perspectives on what makes Middlebury College distinctive. We recognize that many students interested in Middlebury aren't able to visit our campus before they apply. This online information session serves to bring our campus to them! Please pass on this email to students who might be interested in learning more about small liberal arts colleges or Middlebury College in specific, and encourage them to register for an information session via the links below - 8:00 AM on Wednesday, October 23rd (Eastern Time, GMT-4:00) - 8:00 PM on Wednesday, October 23rd (Eastern Time, GMT-4:00) We look forward to engaging with your students. Best, Nicole Curvin Dean of Admissions Middlebury College Admissions 131 South Main Street Middlebury, Vermont 05753 802-443-3000

THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS       Greetings from the University of Vermont! I hope you had a wonderful summer and that fall is treating you well. A new academic year is underway at UVM and there is so much to be excited about. Take a look for yourself - we think you'll be excited too: What's New at UVM   At any point, please reach out to the UVM counselor who works with students in your area. Best wishes for a great school year! Sincerely, Ryan Hargraves Director of Admissions

VANDERBILT

	Greetings from Nashville, where we are finally starting to experience cooler temperatures--our admission counselors left the great heat wave of 2019 and have been traveling around the country and the globe to meet you and your wonderful students. We are sure that most of you are in the throes of an active application season, guiding your students to apply to their best-fit colleges. Of course, we hope that you have plenty of information about Vanderbilt to point students our way in their application process! By now you’ve heard our exciting news regarding the ACT—because of the latest advice and research from ACT, we now superscore that test just as we have always done for the SAT. We will consider the highest test score for each section of the ACT, making a single superscored composite score. Likewise, for the SAT, we consider the highest section scores for the Math and Evidence-based Reading and Writing sections, making a single superscore to be considered in the application review process. In addition, we encourage you to take a look at our latest By the Numbers video that summarizes some of the accolades of which we are most proud. Vanderbilt is known for being one of “the smartest schools” and one of the “most innovative” universities, and we have also taken the top ranking among students for having the “best quality of life.” Likewise, we’ve long been known for offering one of the best values among colleges—our Opportunity Vanderbilt financial aid program ensures that talented students from all backgrounds are admitted to and enroll at Vanderbilt, and 65% of students receive some type of financial assistance. Our dedication to ensuring socioeconomic diversity emanates from the university’s mission to build a diverse and inclusive community; to that end, we are proud that 42% of students in our entering 2019 class are students of color and come from 1,092 different high schools. While we understand that you are faced with deadlines of all kinds, we would be remiss if we didn’t remind you of our upcoming November 1 Early Decision I application deadline. We offer Early Decision II as well, another binding decision plan; the January 1 ED II deadline is the same as our Regular Decision deadline. To learn more about our decision plans and application process, visit our Application QuickGuide. Of course, we invite you to contact your admissions counselor with any questions—we are happy to assist you! Wishing you a terrific and seamless early application season! Sincerely, Douglas L. Christiansen, Ph.D. Vice Provost for University Enrollment Affairs Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid John O. Gaines Director of Undergraduate Admissions

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UNIVERSITY OF TULSA

Greetings from The University of Tulsa!

We are well into October and have a few things to share with students.

• As a reminder, students who start their application by November 1 are eligible for a $50 application fee waiver. We hope you will encourage your students to take advantage of the offer.
   
• The Tulsa Time Overnight Visit Program, November 10-11, is quickly approaching and spots are filling up fast. If you have students interested in attending this program, tell them to register at their earliest convenience. We do expect there to be a waitlist as we get closer to the event. Details can be found on the website and registration form.
   
• The Special Programs Application is open to students who have completed their TU application and submitted their test scores and transcripts. Students can apply for the following programs with this one-stop-shop application. Learn more here. The deadline to apply to one or more of these interdisciplinary programs is January 15.
  • Presidential Scholarship
  • Early Careers in Community Medicine
  • Presidential Leaders Fellowship
  • Honors Program
  • Global Scholars
  • Presbyterian Leaders and Scholars Program

Please let us know if you have any questions. We are happy to help!

The TU Office of Admission

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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

WHAT'S INSIDE Freshman Application Guide I Fall Events I Instagram Live Stream

Tradition and Innovation Fall semester is well underway, and our new students just got to experience their first CSU Homecoming, one of our favorite traditions. High school visits, college fairs and campus visits are other big traditions this time of year, and we're excited to be meeting so many of your students on campus and on the road. We've outlined some key events below. Of course, we want to balance tradition with new ways of reaching students, such as broader visit options and our Instagram "Ask-A-Professor" Live Stream. Through it all, your admissions counselor is a great resource!

Helping your students apply to Colorado State? Our Freshman Application Guide makes it easy. December 1 is our non-binding Early Action date.

Fall Admissions Events Our full range of visit events is outlined on our visit site.   Twilight Tours Tuesdays through October only, guests tour campus at sunset and then receive a brief admissions and financial aid overview. TWILIGHT TOURS Explore CSU This is our most comprehensive full-day fall visit event for prospective seniors and transfer students: Friday, October 25. EXPLORE CSU Info Session/Tour En Español Saturday, October 26 we host an information session and tour for freshmen, transfers and their guests fully in Spanish. INFO SESSION AND TOUR EN ESPAÑOL Daily Info Sessions Offered weekdays and select Saturdays, Information Sessions and Tours are a broad half-day intro with optional add-ons such as lunch in a dining center. DAILY INFORMATION SESSIONS

Instagram Live Stream: Ask A Professor You and your students are encouraged to follow CSU Admissions on Instagram to watch our next "Ask A Professor" Live Stream on Wednesday, November 6, at 4:00 p.m. (Mountain Time). In this episode, one of our Mechanical Engineering professors will answer questions submitted in real-time by participants.

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