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So now that you’ve hopefully completed the essays for the Common Application as well as for the Supplements and think that you’re all finished, you see that there are also short answer questions.Read MoreCategories:
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The Top 25 Thought-Provoking Essay Questions
“From the standpoint of highly selective colleges, what factors are considered paramount in the admissions process?” Read MoreCategories:
The Why College Essay
“From the standpoint of highly selective colleges, what factors are considered paramount in the admissions process?”Read MoreCategories:
Class of 2015 – Early Decision / Early Action Statistics
November 2010 Newsletter The deadline to submit Early Decision or Early Action applications was November 1st, and now two weeks later some Early Decision and Early Action statistics have been released for the Class of 2015. While Yale and Brown both experienced a decrease in applications from last year, the … Read MoreCategories:
Top Ten Factors in Gaining Acceptance to Highly Selective Colleges
“From the standpoint of highly selective colleges, what factors are considered paramount in the admissions process?”Read MoreCategories:
What are Respectable SAT or ACT Scores?
How do I know if my SAT or ACT scores are good enough? While courses and grades are the most significant factor in college admissions don’t think that standardized test scores are at all secondary, for they’re almost of equal importance. In information sessions you will most likely hear college … Read MoreCategories:
Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Days of Summer
You can satisfy admissions counselors with your answers and at the same time still have some time to do what you love best during those lazy days of summer.Read MoreCategories:
Can I Get A Little Advice Here?
“Most young adults who go on to college believe that the advice they got from their high school guidance counselors was poor or fair at best," according to a recent survey by Public Agenda for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Asked about their experiences with their counselors in high school, nearly half (48%) say that they felt like ‘just another face in the crowd.’Read MoreCategories:
Waitlisted? Welcome to Limbo!
As high school seniors are opening their admissions decisions from the colleges to which they applied, many students are finding that they are neither accepted nor rejected.Read MoreCategories:
YouTubing the College Admissions Rapids
On Tufts University’s supplemental application there are several choices for the optional essay question. This essay is in addition to the three required essays on the supplement, and the two required essays on the Common Application. Optional essay choice #6b, states: “Share a one-minute video that says something about you. Upload it to YouTube or another easily accessible Web site, and give us the URL. What you do or say is totally up to you.” Out of approximately 15,000 applications that Tufts University received for their Class of 2014, about 1,000 applicants chose #6b.Read MoreCategories:
