When Tina Mitchell, a career adviser at Waterford Mott saw students, she thought one way to bridge the gap between what students thought they knew about college and the realities, she knew she could help. Among other things she started a college night that has built up over the last few years and over 30 Michigan colleges and universities counsel high school underclassmen and seniors about the facts before attending a two or four year school. In this Oakland Press story, high school students and college recruiters tell the facts about what students need to do. 
Saturday, February 23, 2013
College Night at Mott tells students the facts about attending college.
When Tina Mitchell, a career adviser at Waterford Mott saw students, she thought one way to bridge the gap between what students thought they knew about college and the realities, she knew she could help. Among other things she started a college night that has built up over the last few years and over 30 Michigan colleges and universities counsel high school underclassmen and seniors about the facts before attending a two or four year school. In this Oakland Press story, high school students and college recruiters tell the facts about what students need to do. 
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