Teen Ink Magazine,
December 2000 :
College Articles
Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO: I visitedColorado State University, and it was one of the most gorgeous places I have everseen! Founded in 1870, CSU is still going strong, with almost 23,000 undergradand graduate students. Continue...
Fashion Institute of Technology New York, NY: Locatedin the heart of New York, the Fashion Institute of Technology seems like a superbschool to pursue the dream of design. New York City is the birthplace ofAmerica's fashion industry and a great location for this school. Continue...
Florida State University Tallahassee, FL: Whenmy dad suggested we take a trip to Florida State University, I didn't expect tolike it and resented the fact that I had to take time from my busy schedule tolook at a college I had no interest in attending. However, I was pleasantlysurprised. Continue...
Niagara University Lewiston, NY: When people thinkof college, many think of parties, good times and new friendships. Not only iscollege a new beginning, but also the basis of the rest of your life. It'simportant to find the college that best fits your standards and personality. Continue...
University of Connecticut Storrs, CT: I recentlyattended my first college open house at the University of Connecticut. Thiseliminated some stress; the staff was extremely helpful and excited by myinterest in the school. Continue...
Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC: Wake Forest University is an outstanding school. When I visited this campus,I quickly fell in love with all it has to offer. Everything was in perfectcondition, from the dormitories to the landscape. Continue...
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