Choosing a school is one thing, but universities and colleges don’t exist in their own little bubbles. They are part of the town, city, county and state in which they’re located. You need to decide where you want to live for the duration of your studies, and the best way to get a sense of a place is to go there. However, the US is a big country and our website unfortunately doesn’t yet have the technology to let you travel through space and time to do your exploring. But our video section lets the different parts of the nation come to you!

As you may have seen on our Regional Portals page, higher education in the US is divided into 6 regions. Each region encompasses several different states, but that doesn’t mean the states in any one region are all the same! Each state has its own particular history, culture, atmosphere, sights and sounds that make it unique. So sit back, relax and let our videos take you on a trip across the country. You never know who you might see or where you might end up!

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Northern Michigan University Northern Michigan University (Northern), located in Michigan's spectacular Upper Peninsula, was founded in 1899 as a teacher college. Northern is now a dynamic four-year, public, coeducational university offering 180 degree ... Read More

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Walden University Founded in 1970, Walden University provides accredited on line bachelor's degrees and certificates in business, computer science, education, nursing and allied health, public administration and the health sciences to students in all states and to students in over 100 countries. With an emphasis on global awareness, social responsibility and civic management, Walden's bachelor's degrees are continuation degrees designed for students 24 years and older that are transferring at least one year of college level work from another school. Walden University is a private university, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is owned by Laureate Education, Inc.. Walden University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, www.ncahlc.org; 1-312-263-0456. Read More