[Baltimore Sun] 2024 College and Career Fair in Westminster | PHOTOS

Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair Monday at Carroll County Agriculture Center in Westminster. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges and universities, military and trade schools.

Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Students and parents wait on line to speak to a representative from Towson University. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)

Stephan Stinnette and his son Grant, 16, a Westminster junior, speak with Loyola University Admissions Counselor, Morgan Sturgill. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Lukas Krebs, 17, Winters Mill, and his mother Amy Krebs, speak with James Madison University Admissions Counsleor, Adam Rob. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Abby Klavan, 15, a sophomore at Manchester Valley fills out an information card for James Madison University, as her mother Rachel watches. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)

Lyric Black, 16, and her mother Alicia Black, speak with Colette Montgomery, Director of First Year Admission at LeMoyne College. Lyric is interested in studying Psychology. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Andrew Grimes, 15, a sophomore at Century High School, and his father Eric Grimes, talk with Rhaei Brown, The Citadel class of 2020, and Captain MD Army National Guard. Andrew wishes to study Aerospace engineering. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
National recruiter for Liberty University, Jenna Manwarren, speaks with Lathan Rakoczy, 15, a sophomore at Liberty High School and his mother Stacy Nolan. Lathan is interested in studying Criminal Justice. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)

Ayla Pohlhaus, 16, and her mother Dani, talk with Serena Crosby-Brown, Admissions at Elon University. She is interested in Forensic Science. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Jedidiah Ojo, 15, Manchester Valley, his mother, Buki Ojo, talk with University of Delaware Admissions Counselor, Dan Hammer. Jedidiah is interested in studying engineering. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Jedidiah Ojo, 15, Manchester Valley, his mother, Buki Ojo, and sister Jeciliah Ojo, 12, talk with University of Delaware Admissions Counselor, Dan Hammer. Jedidiah is interested in studying engineering. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)

Students and parents wait on line to speak to a representative from The University of Alabama. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Isaac Rose, 14, Bill Rose, Wendy Rose, and John Rose, 16, talk with John Green, United States Coast Guard Academy Admissions officer. John, a junior at FSK high School, is interested in studying naval engineering. Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)
Carroll County Public Schools held their annual College and Career Fair at the Carroll County Agriculture Center Monday. Students and families had the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 120 colleges, universities, military and trade schools. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff photo)

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