he New Hampshire College & University Council is moving forward with its annual career fair this spring, but instead of gathering in person downtown, NHCUC is offering this event virtually in order to connect hundreds of soon-to-be college grads with several dozen employers. READ MORE
“There is a great deal of anxiety for high school seniors who are already missing class time, social interaction, sports and more,” explains Peg Richmond, Director of Admission at Keene State College. “This is compounded by now having to make a life-altering decision on where to attend college without the benefit of attending Admitted Student Days or Campus Tours. Colleges and universities are compensating for that by opening the doors virtually.” READ MORE
From October 14-18, dozens of high school counselors from as far away as Texas and California are invited to New Hampshire to check out the state’s higher education landscape with the hopes of winning over hearts and minds of the people who advise students where to go to school. READ MORE
Students from 21 New Hampshire colleges and universities will participate in the career fair, which is one of the largest and oldest of its kind in New England. The career fair is free for college students and recent graduates of participating schools. READ MORE
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