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Having the Fit Conversation in a Rural Setting

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Learn how to have meaningful conversations with students in rural communities and provide guidance on college options

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1
Alex wants to have a car on campus but is concerned about the costs. As an advisor, what would be the best way to help?
Recommend that Alex take out student loans to cover expenses.
Alex, consider a part-time job to save for a car!
Alex, a car isn’t necessary as a freshman—focus on school!
Help Alex budget for a car, explore transit, and find scholarships.
2
As an advisor, how would you help Alex explore whether college, trade school, or another option is the best fit?
Tell Alex that college is the only path to success.
Advise Alex to apply to a four-year university without research.
Help Alex explore technical schools, apprenticeships, and degrees.
Encourage Alex to skip education entirely and start working right away.
3
Alex is concerned about distance, affordability, and visiting home. How would you advise them?
Tell Alex to pick a college first, then figure out details later.
Encourage Alex to visit nearby campuses, consider commute, explore housing.
Suggest Alex only consider colleges where they can live at home.
Help Alex to choose the nearest college without comparing costs or programs
4
As an advisor, how would you guide Alex in researching and determining what is the right major for them?
Give a yes or no answer on a specific program without further guidance.
Suggest exploring course options, and speaking with faculty.
Advise only considering schools with the exact major name.
Recommend applying as undeclared since choosing a major early isn’t crucial