Hate crimes and incidents of bias against US Muslims have soared to their highest levels since the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, according to data collected by the FBI and other organizations. As Muslim youth search for a sense of security, counselors on both sides of the desk are called to ensure their institutions remain safe and welcoming for all students. This article details 5 things colleges should remember if they are looking to recruit more Muslim students to their campus: (1) America's Muslim population is racially and ethnically diverse; (2) Parents play a crucial role in college discussions; (3) Little gestures go a long way; (4) Good information can help families make good decisions; and (5) Statements of support make a difference. Battling stereotypes, and confronting hate are topics that are also discussed.