For One-Third of Students, College Is Not Worth the Time and Money
Jared Hobson January 19, 2011 No Comments
According to a study released yesterday, fully 36% of college students make no learning gains during four years of education.
According to a study released yesterday, fully 36% of college students make no learning gains during four years of education.
More and more students seem to be applying to more and more colleges. Evidence? The Common Application.
The assumption that in order to prepare for a doctorate in science one must pursue an undergraduate degree from a major research university is false.
Considering taking a year off between high school and college? More and more kids are deferring admission to explore themselves, serve others, and gain life experience.
How will your transcript be evaluating? Learn the questions you should ask every college you are applying to about their transcript review process.
Read about another interesting news story regarding college applications and intense press students are under.
Are admissions decisions really “need blind”? Sometimes. But financial aid decisions clearly are not.
What should you write in the additional information section of an application? Why is it important for colleges to know personal information about an applicant?
Why are difficult supplemental essays required by so many top flight colleges in the US? Robert Sternberg tells all!
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!).