Legacy Admissions
Jared Hobson August 1, 2023 No Comments
When applying to college, how much does it really help to be a legacy?
When applying to college, how much does it really help to be a legacy?
Is an expensive private college education worth the money?
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.
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?
Early application acceptance numbers are in for Ivy League and other highly selective schools. Read on to check out what percent got admitted and about early trends in applications for the Class of 2017.
We are all used to asking colleges questions about how they help ease transitions for first year students on campus, but what about the sophomore class?
Well, Yale has raised the bar for new admissions videos. This is an outstanding promo video for Yale that was
Last week, the NY Times published an article on quadruplets who were all recently accepted to Yale. The article describes
Jacques Steinberg of the New York Times reports today that Top Colleges See Little Fall in Freshman Commitments. Unsurprisingly, students
The Yale Daily News reports that over 26,000 high school seniors applied for admission to Yale. Applications to Harvard have
Peter Schwartz from the Huffington Post has writen a funny, yet sorta sad piece about how he has been fretting
The New York Times is running a Q&A with the admissions directors of Pomona, Yale, University of Texas, and Lawrence