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This morning during breakfast we had a speech and a jazz performance. What a lovely beginning to my return to Oberlin.
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Look at all those propsies! We hope that all of them come to Oberlin :D
There were so many muffins and prospective students at breakfast.
Asia House residents Dakotah Fitzhugh, Sean Dembowski, Christopher Nguyen, and Cassie Guevara performed three pieces at an Oberlin College Taiko (OCT) concert outside of Carnegie at 12:30 PM today.
OCT hosts a Taiko Exco every fall semester.
Yay OCTaiko!
Free breakfast and prospies.
Happy Monday, errbody!
PSA: please don’t eat the prospies, only the breakfast. Oberpropsies are awesome :D
zombies-inlove asked:
Hi! I was filling out the "All Roads Lead to Oberlin" registration form online, and I am planning to stay with a friend in the residence halls that night. Do I still have to check "yes" that I plan to stay overnight with a current student host, or by saying "no" does that confirm that I've made my own arrangements with a student?
Hi! We’re so pleased that you’re visiting for All Roads!
Our suggestion: mark that you’re planning to stay overnight, but then email the admissions office (college.admissions@oberlin.edu) noting your name, date you’re staying on campus, and your desire to stay overnight with a friend. Better safe than sorry!
- Ma’ayan Plaut ‘10, Social Media CoordinatorÂ
Anonymous asked:
Do you think it's important for accepted con students who have already visited the school (for an audition in December) to visit again in April? What would I do while visiting? Thanks!
If an accepted student chooses to visit during one of our admitted students weekends in April for All Roads Lead to Oberlin, there are a series of scheduled programs to attend: informations sessions about campus life and academics for both parents and students, a majors fair, and more. You’ll have the opportunity to go on a campus tour, stay overnight in a dorm, attend a class or two, and generally get a feel for campus and our offerings.
You didn’t receive a good feel for the aforementioned things on your initial visit to Oberlin during your audition and feel that it would be valuable to your decision-making process, you may want to consider visiting this April. By no means is a trip to Oberlin required in April, but we find that it’s a good opportunity for accepted students to explore campus if they would like to do so.
- Ma’ayan Plaut ‘10, Social Media Coordinator
