Driving to long island takes a really long time

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My sister goes to Utica College, she’s one of the captains of the women’s lax team there.  And I pick her up en route to home on Long Island for thanksgiving break.  Anyway she wanted to come back at like 6 in the morning sunday and instead we left at like 10 at night saturday… Read more »

Vet’s Day Open House

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So it’s been a busy busy time over at the admissions office as we’re prepping for an Open House this upcoming Tuesday. Open Houses, although busy busy days, are probably one of the best ways to get a look at the school since there are very few times when you have this many administrative &… Read more »

So many people at Open Houses!

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So basically Oswego is the popular kid that everyone wants to know.  Being that I work for the Admissions Office, allow me to use this time to plug how awesome Open Houses are and if anyone wants to find out more about the 2 upcoming open houses you can go to www.oswego.edu/visit. Any-who… on most… Read more »

Did you see our big ball?

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So if you hadn’t noticed, there was this huge 6 foot ball rollin around the quad all last week.  ZBT was having a fundraiser for the Golisano Children’s Hospital, collecting money and having people signing the ball to show their support. It was covered by both the pall times and News 10 Now… but not… Read more »

Fridays at Admissions are the best

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I just want to share that working at admissions on fridays are my favorite because catering brings us ice cream for us (and the visiting families) after the tour! The End

The Oswego Summers

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The beauty that is the Oswego summer is something I wish we all could experience for longer than the first two weeks of the fall semester and the last .8 days of the spring semester.  It’s absolutely astounding the extreme difference between the winters and summers here. As many of us find ourselves doing (at… Read more »