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**Gearan Center Welcomes Prospective Class of 2029 Students**

Geneva, NY – Hobart and William Smith Colleges recently hosted prospective students and their families at the Gearan Center on campus. This event catered to the incoming Class of 2029 and provided an opportunity for visitors to explore the campus and connect with faculty, staff, and current students.

For those who were unable to attend, Hobart and William Smith Colleges have announced three additional Admitted Student Day events scheduled for March 8, April 12, and April 26. These events will continue to provide an inside look at life on campus.

Interested students and families are encouraged to register for one of the upcoming dates through the official link provided by the Colleges.

Source: Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Source Type: College

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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