Posts Tagged ‘college admissions’
Redesigning College Admission: Covid-19, Access and Equity
The wave of support and collaboration this global pandemic has set in motion within the admission profession has been inspiring to see. Colleagues in high schools and colleges are sharing resources and remaining student-centered while adjusting to the challenges at hand.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brennanbarnard/2020/03/22/redesigning-college-admission-covid-19-access-and-equity/#5a2d1c002ee6
A Coronavirus College Admissions Cheatsheet: What High School Juniors Need to Now Right Now
The college application process for fall 2021 has veered wildly off course for everyone, including admissions officers. Schools no longer requiring standardized testing will more evenly weight other measurable areas of the application, most notably how students answer the question, “‘What did you do with your time during the pandemic?”
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IB vs. AP: Discover the Differences
AP and IB classes are both rigorous offerings that college admissions offices look favorably upon. Wondering which program is right for you?
7 admissions officers share the things they never tell applicants
Whether it’s in the admissions office, during an interview, or on your application, indicating interest in a school is essential. Business Insider explains how taking advantage of opportunities like meeting with an admissions officer or writing a “Why this school?” essay is key. Do your research, ask good questions, and demonstrate your fit for a school. Admissions officers are always taking notes!