Visit iconic universities like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, and discover hidden gems like Williams, Amherst, and Bowdoin. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the East Coast, and get a glimpse into student life at top colleges.
The East Coast College Tour is a wonderful opportunity for students to tour numerous college campuses and evaluate their college options. Students visit a wide variety of campuses, including private and public schools in both urban and rural areas. Participants will be able to determine if a large or small school is appropriate for them, and, with the comparison materials we give them, they will be able to review their opinions once they’ve returned home. In less than one week, students have the opportunity to experience several great American cities. In the past, participants have hiked the liberty trail, dined in Harvard Square, explored Greenwich Village and the South Street Seaport, and witnessed the impressive monuments of DC while shopping in Georgetown.
We encourage students to enroll with friends, but even those who don’t arrive knowing someone will end up with a group of newly-found peers from across the US and often around the world. Housing is provided, and students are usually housed in double or triple rooms. Most overnight stays are at business class hotels such as Sheraton, Westin, Marriott, or Embassy Suites. When feasible, students stay in the central areas near attractions. We may also occasionally stay in a campus dorm/residence hall to get a feel of campus living.
East Coast Campus Experience Tour Schedule | |
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| Day 1 | Arrive in Boston
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| Day 3 | Providence, Rhode Island and New Haven, Connecticut
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| Day 4 | New York City, New York
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| Day 5 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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| Day 6 | Washington, DC
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Please note:
Pricing is all-inclusive of everything the student needs from the moment they land at Boston airport ot when they depart Washington DC including housing, meals, tours, ground transportation, site seeing and driver gratuity. Students are responsible for pocket money for personal items such as ouveniers.
*This is tentative pricing. Actual price may vary according to the dates and prevailing conditions.
