Teen Ink Magazine,
October 2001 :
College Articles
California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA: If youare interested in a college focused on math, science, and technology, and are notbothered by hard work, then the California Institute of Technology should beincluded in your college search. Called the M. I. T ... Continue...
Ithaca College Ithaca, NY: Finally, after six hours, I got out of the cramped back seat and stretched mylegs. We had reached our destination: Ithaca, New York. This small city is hometo two colleges, prestigious Cornell University, and the more modern IthacaCollege ... Continue...
Princeton University Princeton, NJ: Growing up in New Jersey, I always had two views of Princeton University. Iwavered between awe and a strong desire to attend such a prestigious college, anddisregard because it was so close to home. When I visited, though, I finallycemented my opinion ... Continue...
University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA: TheUniversity of Massachusetts at Amherst is located in a small town (also home ofAmherst College) in the western part of the state. The University's locationcombines the technology and benefits of a large university without the noise oflarger cities ... Continue...
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