Dealing With College Rejection Letters
March 30, 2015
Mark’s professional advice is feature on SafeBee in an article regarding the sting of college rejection letters.
Mark’s professional advice is feature on SafeBee in an article regarding the sting of college rejection letters.
Mark comments on a recent anonymously-written exposé of the Harvard alumni interview process.
Mark advises students to consider a college carefully before applying early decision.
Must you choose a college major before applying for university admission? Not at the University of Washington.
Is community service in a developing country a good idea for improving your college application? Is it a good idea for the poor people the teens may serve? The answer may be “No” to both questions.
Students with bad grades, low GPA, and low SAT and ACT test scores can still get into college. But can they graduate? Can they get financial aid? Mark responds to an inquiry from a student who wants it “honest and straight.”
A recent post in the New York Times illustrated which Ivy League universities had more applications this past year, and which ones had fewer. Which college came out on top?
April is the month of rejection from Ivy League universities. With college acceptance rates at all time low, it’s important to keep your focus on what’s really important in life.
Great College Advice is quoted in Money Magazine about the nightmare of getting into your dream college, only to discover you cannot afford it.
In the final post in a series on nailing the college admissions interview, an educational consultant explains how to follow up with the admissions office.
As part of a continuing series on nailing the college admissions interview, Mark offers some tips on how to make a good impression.
Mark continues his tips on how to nail the college admission interview by explaining the student’s objective in preparing for admission.