College Tours

[ldarby at HARLEMCHILDRENSZONE.ORG]

I've done several trips with teens..They are tiresome and you must have
committed, energetic and helpful staff for it to be successful....Long
weekend or spring break is has been my best experiences.

Departure time: early morning (6:30/7:00)
Lunch : At the first college or Fast food
College tour
Stay at motel/inn (Cheapest rates)

Next Day: Early departure
Breakfast at School
Tour
Depart
Lunch at next School
Tour
Dinner
Social Activity

Depart Hotel
Breakfast at Chain Food
Tour
Depart for Home
Lunch
Dinner if far away

-- Original Message --

>Has anyone set up a college tour for youth for teens?  I would
>like to do one in the fall.  I wanted to know what was a
>schedule that was followed. We want to take youth to 3 or 4
>schools and stay over night.  Our thoughts are to do this over
>spring break or another time that the students are out
>of school for a long weekend.

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