Wednesday, July 2, 2014

4 in 4

Kyleigh does not bleed orange. In additon to that, she doesn't quite know where she wants to attend college. However, she has an open mind and she has interest in several places. Being the researcher that she is, she has virtually visited many colleges on line but there is no comparison to just stepping on campus and getting a feel for what each one offers.

We decided to take her top 4 places and visit and let her get a real taste of the campus, the climate and what each place offers. Now she can begin narrowing down her options. We'll visit more campuses if necessary!


First stop, Fayetteville - University of Arkansas 

This college did an outstanding job of informing us of all they had to offer. We met with several different people who gave us a great amount of information and the tour of the college was fantastic. We learned a lot here.

 Dad and daughter talking things over
 The irony of this picture makes me laugh. She doesn't eat meat and is a huge animal rights advocate.
Sisters and BFF's walking and talking

Next stop,  Norman - University of Oklahoma

We were all pleasantly surprised at OU. We're not typically an OU family but the campus is beautiful and they have a solid program and much to offer.


Addi's artistic side thought they should duplicate the statues pose.

Stop #3  Waco -Baylor University

 My dad graduated from Baylor and my oldest brother was born in Waco. When I was about 10 years old, my family went on a trip to Galveston. We stopped at Baylor and it's one of my favorite childhood memories. Seeing the bears and the place my dad graduated. All these years later, it's neat walking the same campus his feet walked all those years ago.






Baylor is  full of traditions. Beautiful campus and a great deal to offer.

Last stop...Fort Worth -TCU

Probably the prettiest of all the four campuses we toured.

The horned frog. We still can't believe that was the best mascot they could come up with. If the tour guide was being honest, it was between a horned frog and a cactus. Really?!





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