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    Announcing: Our Latest Guide to STEM Colleges and Programs

    Posted October 30, 2017, 4:00 pm by Marie Schwartz
    Guide to STEM Colleges and Programs

    Whether you want to probe space or the human brain; build a bridge or a DNA molecule; work on climate change or emerging technologies, TeenLife and the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) have a new tool to help you do it.

    The 2017 Guide to STEM Colleges & Programs is the result of an exciting collaboration between TeenLife Media and NACAC. It not only has valuable advice just for STEM students but also lists more than 300 universities, colleges and other programs that want to recruit creative and dedicated students, including women, minorities and the underserved.

    Science, technology, engineering and math majors are in high demand. One way you can find out about where to pursue these majors is at a STEM College and Career Fair sponsored by NACAC.

    At TeenLife, we are motivated to help students plan their futures. We strongly encourage you to explore different careers by attending one or more summer programs on a college campus in the four years before applying to college. TeenLife.com lists thousands of such programs! In fact, more than 700 programs are STEM-related.

    If you live near one or more colleges, chances are that you can attend a summer program as a “commuter” rather than a residential participant - and get the same experience at a fraction of the price. You can tell you parents that if you attend one of these programs, you are more likely to pursue a major that interests you and therefore more likely to graduate in four years.

    This is an exciting time to be interested in all things STEM. Let TeenLife and NACAC help you create your own future! Download a free PDF of the STEM Guide here.

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    Marie Schwartz

    Marie Schwartz

    Marie Schwartz is the CEO and Founder of TeenLife Media. Marie launched TeenLife in 2007 after moving to Boston with her husband and two middle school sons and discovering that there were no information resources for families with older children. Today, TeenLife's award-winning website lists thousands of summer and gap year programs, schools, college admission resources and volunteer opportunities for teens around the world.

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