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Rescinded Acceptances At Harvard
We recently published a post regarding how social media can help (or hurt) your college admissions outcome. Your privacy is not guaranteed and what you put on the internet is there for good. Admissions officers do look at applicants’ social media pages … Continue reading
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Taking A Good Look At Your College Options
As you’re sorting through acceptances, possibly rejections and even some waitlist or delayed acceptances, make sure you understand all your college options so you can compare and ultimately decide where you are going. Admitted If you’ve been accepted, congratulations! If … Continue reading
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How Social Media Can Help (or Hurt) Your Admissions Process
The image you present of yourself on different social media sites paints a picture of who you appear to be. Think about whether this is the person you really are and consider if this is the you college admissions committees … Continue reading
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What Admissions Reps Are Looking For In An Applicant
Seniors and juniors, whether you’re finishing your final applications or just beginning the process, read this article in The Washington Post for helpful insight from admissions officers at a range of schools.
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Have You Heard?
It’s early decision time! If you applied early decision or early action, the waiting game will soon be over. You may also have already heard, or will soon hear, from schools with a rolling admissions policy. Once you have your … Continue reading
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Save Your Best Work
Your graded school work can play a very important role in your college application process and even after college. Saving the high school papers that you’re most proud of is a good ideas because there are many occasions when you … Continue reading
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