Do you regret that picture your friend took at a party a few months back? Are you sorry that you posted that negative comment about one of your teachers? If you are a high school senior, now is the time to clean up your on-line profile.
A new study from Kaplan shows that more admissions counselors than ever before are considering social networking sites when reviewing prospective applicants for admission. It may be time to clean up that profile!
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Many colleges these days have Facebook pages that are maintained by admissions departments. So, before you go posting negative things on a college’s Facebook wall, read my thoughts and remember how important it is to be nice in a public forum.
Check out the Common Application Facebook page for some helpful tips as you work on your application.
On a recent tour of colleges and universities in Pennsylvania, I kept noticing that most of the common spaces on
Embarrassing photos? Foul language? Clean it up–admissions officers are watching!
Facebook groups allow students to meet their future classmates eight months early.
Facebook continues to be a popular medium for students and college officials to communicate. We have all heard horror stories
The Chronicle of Higher Education posted an interesting article on professors using mediums like Twitter and Facebook in the classroom.
