What is the Wisconsin Education Fair?

Wisconsin Education Fairs (WEFs) These fairs take place during 4 consecutive weeks in the fall. They travel throughout the state of Wisconsin appealing to local high school students and their families.

What are good questions to ask at a college fair?

Helpful Questions to Ask Colleges During A College Fair

• What do students like most about your school?
• What kinds of students are happiest at your school?
• Where do students hang out on campus?
• What financial aid programs does your college offer?
• What academic programs are the most popular at your college?

What happens if I don’t score high enough on the ACT or SAT?

You still have options. A low SAT or ACT score doesn’t have to keep your out of the college of your dreams. Even if your score is below what a college or university requires, you may still be able to get in if you have excelled in other aspects of your education.

What is the Nacac fee waiver?

ACT Fee Waiver. Transfer Fee Waiver. Transfer students who are eligible for the Federal Pell Grant may use the NACAC Request for Transfer Admission Application Fee Waiver Form​ when applying to colleges.

What should you do after attending college fair?

After attending a college fair, students often wonder what to do next with all of the information and contacts they’ve gathered. Sort through and organize the information you and your parents gathered and any notes you took at the fair.

Should I retake the ACT if I got a 35?

Should I Retake the ACT with a 35 Score? An ACT score of 35 is a demonstration of excellence in all academic fields at the high school level. There’s no pressing reason to retake the ACT, especially with a score so close to perfect.

Can a high GPA make up for low ACT?

In most colleges, a high GPA may compensate for low ACT/SAT scores. Put extra time into writing an exceptional admission essay that will impress the judges and sway their decision in your favor, regardless of your test scores.

Who is eligible for Nacac fee waiver?

They have received or are eligible to receive an ACT or SAT testing fee waiver. They are enrolled in or eligible to participate in the Federal Free or Reduced Price Lunch program (FRPL). Their family’s annual income falls within the Income Eligibility Guidelines set by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service.

How many Nacac waivers can I get?

Can I use more than four fee waiver forms? The final decision regarding the submission of fee waivers rests with the designated school official (i.e., the person at the high school who authorizes the form). NACAC recommends limiting use of the form to no more than four colleges.

Who qualifies for a UC fee waiver?

The fee waiver program is for United States citizens, permanent residents, and applicants eligible for AB540 benefits. Students can apply automatically for a fee waiver within the online application. Applicants must pay a higher application fee of $80 for each campus selected.

What grade should you attend college fair?

Go early. It’s never too early to go to a college fair. Some families will attend as early as middle school, but generally starting in ninth or 10th grade is a good option for students.

Why attend Wisconsin education fairs?

Wisconsin Education Fairs is excited to offer In Person College Fairs and Virtual College Fairs. Students, families, and school counselors will have access to over 150 colleges, universities, military branches, and specialty schools. Live chat, meet other students, schedule visits, explore videos, and narrow down your college search.

Where is the National College Fair in 2019?

FALL 2019 College Fair Schedule Cincinnati (NACAC) National College Fair Long Island (NACAC) National College Fair Bergen County, NJ College Night Chicago (NACAC) National College Fair South Florida (NACAC) National College Fair STEM NYC College and Career Fair Binghamton Area College Information Day Rhode Island Regional College Fair

What is a college fair?

College Fairs are time-saving opportunities for students and parents to gather a lot of information from a number of colleges, universities and military services in one day. In addition to asking questions, students and parents can set up college interviews, pick up literature and learn about the various financial aid programs available.

Can students meet with admissions officers at the college fairs?

Students can meet with admissions representatives at their booths to discuss entrance requirements, campus life, application deadlines, majors, student-faculty ratio, etc. The traditional “in person” college fairs have been cancelled for the Winter/Spring 2021 season. However, students can still meet with colle