What happens at an open house or tour?
Ulrika Sjolander, a made-up host, answers this for adults on a sample page for trade schools.
Ulrika Sjolander Admissions advisor
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Hello, my name is Ulrika Sjolander. I'm an admissions advisor.
What happens at an open house or tour?
An open house or tour lets visitors see a trade school's shops, labs and classrooms before applying. Visitors often meet someone from admissions and sometimes an instructor.
The tour usually passes the spaces where students train, such as welding booths, auto bays or medical labs. Staff often explain schedules, costs, financial aid and the steps to enroll. Some open houses also include a demonstration or a chance to watch a class.
Call the school if you have questions about your visit or your lessons. This is general information, not personal instructions. The school's admissions staff can explain what applies to your own plans.
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