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College Visits/Fly-Ins

BLA College Visits

Each year, BLA hosts colleges and universities. This year, visits will be held virtually during the school day. To sign-up for the visits please visit Naviance and follow these directions:​

  1. Log in to Naviance Student.
  2. Navigate to Colleges > Research Colleges > College Visits or go to Colleges Home and find the College Visits card.
  3. Click Sign Up to sign up.
  4. Click the Sign Me Up button.
Below is the calendar of visits. This will be updated throughout the fall:

Fly-Ins Overview:

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 This is a travel program, in which the majority of costs are typically covered by the institution, and it brings prospective students to campus, and allows them to engage in the community of a school for an overnight program; it will also requires an application similar to the college application process.
  • Fly-In programs are when colleges—often top-tier(selective) universities—cover the cost of flying (or driving) a student to their campus, plus a one- to three-night stay.
  • They’re generally for students who might not otherwise be able to visit, usually due to cost. (They’re especially beneficial for low-income students.)
  • Fly-in programs generally take place during the fall of your senior year.  
  • Due to COVID-19 they may be virtual!
  • ​If any of your colleges in your college list offer a fly-in program, plan on attending a few that interest you.
  • In some cases, students who do fly ins are more likely to be accepted than the general population of applicants.
  • During a fly-in program, there will be a variety of speakers, and opportunities to meet with current students at the college.​
  • The College and Career Office will let you know about these opportunities as we receive them. Check you email regularly for updates!
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