How Long do College Admissions Take?
Sarah Farbman January 8, 2024 No Comments
How long do college admissions take? It’s no secret that the college admissions process is a long and winding road.
How long do college admissions take? It’s no secret that the college admissions process is a long and winding road.
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Some universities, like Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, are not very selective. However, every university likes to attract top-notch students to fill its classrooms. Samford has implemented a new program for high achieving students, whereby it is offering more rigorous courses for students who are eligible for them upon admission. The idea is to boost the curriculum up a notch for these students who need a challenge.
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