Dartmouth has the highest rate of participation in study abroad of all the Ivies. But it’s quality that counts (and Dartmouth has that, too!).
A few years ago, some commentators thought early admissions programs might fade away. But colleges love these programs too much to let them end.
Does it help if your mom or dad graduated from the college of your dreams? Yes, it can, as long as you meet the other conditions of admission.
Colleges may claim that their admissions process is “need blind.” But their process for awarding financial aid may not meet your need. Confused? That’s how colleges want it.
Even though there is an increase in acceptance rates for the early decision application process, you still need to carefully consider what it means to sign the binding agreement.
Having trouble finding the right school? Love music and dancing? Maybe this video from the University of Delaware will seal the deal for you.
“Smitty,” a legendary school counselor, passes on wisdom from years of guiding students through the college admission process.
Newsweek offers 6 new realities in college admission. #6? Consider hiring an educational consultant: 25% of top students already do.
As the newest member of the team, Liz Beindorff can contribute her experience in management, communications, and organization, along with a social worker’s ability to build strong, caring relationships with both clients and colleagues.
The Common Application is used by more than 400 colleges. Some say the Common App is a huge help in admissions. Others say it causes more problems than it solves. What do you think?
