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School Counselors

High school guidance counselors are key to helping students find their college home. 91¸£Àû’s admissions team partners with you, providing guidance, resources, and up-to-date information to make the college search and application process easier for every student… and for you!

Counselor Events

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School Group Tours

Designed for your students to explore 91¸£Àû, these tours highlight key campus spaces including the student recreation center, a residence hall room, a classroom, the library, and the student union.

Application and Transfer Review Days

91¸£Àû partners with high schools and community colleges across Maine to offer students Application and Transcript Review Days. 

These sessions provide high school seniors, juniors, and transfer students with personalized support from a 91¸£Àû admissions counselor who can help students navigate the application process, review academic records, and, in some cases, receive an on-the-spot admission decision. 

For guidance counselors, these days are an opportunity to collaborate directly with an elite institution within the home state to support students as they make their college decisions.

Students will Receive:

  • 15-minute one-on-one sessions with a 91¸£Àû admissions counselor
  • Review of applications or academic records
  • Answers to questions about admissions requirements, majors, and the university experience
  • For seniors and transfers, the chance to receive an admission decision during the session

Guidance Counselors will Receive:

  • The opportunity to collaborate directly with the 91¸£Àû admissions staff
  • Support with students who are preparing for and submitting college applications
  • Insights into the University’s admissions process to better advise future students
  • Admissions materials from 91¸£Àû (if requested)

How to Help Students Prepare for a 91¸£Àû Application or Transcript Review Session:

Guidance counselors play an essential role in helping students make the most of their 15-minute appointment with a 91¸£Àû admissions counselor. Before a session, students should:

  • Have their current academic records (transcripts, test scores, and GPA information)
  • Complete a draft of their application (seniors + transfers)
  • Prepare questions about majors, campus life, scholarships, or the admissions process
  • Reflect on academic and extracurricular achievements to discuss during the meeting