Teen Ink Magazine,
February 2004 :
College Articles
U.S. Air Force Academy by Dan T., Cohasset, MA Colorado Springs, CO: Located in pristine Colorado Springs, the United States Air Force Academy is one of the nation's best academic institutions ... Continue...
University of Delaware by Jesse M., New City, NY Newark, DE: The University of Delaware is located in the small town of Newark. I visited during their annual blue and gold spirit week and the campus was filled with pride and excitement ... Continue...
University of Missouri by Megan B., Overland Park, KS Columbia, MO: After a recent weekend of collegehunting with my parents, I began to consider all the things that college studentsdo that I want to do, too ... Continue...
University of Pennsylvania by Jefferson B., Cohasset,, MA Philadelphia, PA: Known as the "Social Ivy," the University of Pennsylvania is consistently ranked as one of the top schools. Founded by Benjamin Franklin, its doors opened in 1751, making it one of the oldest universities in the United States ... Continue...
University of Pittsburgh by Katie E., Wilmington, DE Oakland, PA: If you are searching for a large urban school with great academics and a beautiful campus, look no farther than the University of Pittsburgh. Established in 1787, the campus is located in Oakland, a cultural section of Pittsburgh ... Continue...
University of Tennessee by Corey M., Loudon, TN Knoxville, TN: The University of Tennessee, chartered in 1794, is a great school with a strong academic program, including a top-notch psychology program. Southern hospitality makes for friendly faculty and students (there are nearly 20,000 undergrads) ... Continue...
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