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Tag Archives: criteria
Learn How Networking Can Help You
Networking is an often used term that may not have had much significance for you up until now. But networking can be a very helpful took for your college search. Networking can help you meet new people, build new relationships … Continue reading
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Using Networking To Further Your College Search
Networking is an often used term that may not have had much significance for you up until now. But networking can be a very helpful took for your college search. Networking can help you meet new people, and meeting new … Continue reading
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How Networking Can Help You
Networking can be a very helpful tool for your college search. Meeting new people can help you build relationships and make connections. Talking to like-minded people, exchanging ideas, gathering information, and basically, learning more about the world around you is … Continue reading
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Free Advice Available Here
Advice that admissions officers give to their own children gives us all a valuable guidepost and can help us to maintain a constructive outlook on the college process. This New York Times column by Jennifer Wallace and Lisa Heffernan captures … Continue reading
“Turning the Tide” On College Admissions
Frank Bruni previews a report on college admissions entitled “Turning the Tide” in today’s New York Times. “Turning the Tide”, the work of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, examines the college admissions process and calls for serious changes in order to … Continue reading
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Reasons to Network
Networking enables you to build relationships, make connections, talk to like-minded people, exchange ideas, gather information, and basically, learn more about the world around you. Networking can be a very helpful tool for your college search. There are so many ways … Continue reading
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What Really Matters When Choosing A College
As a follow-up to the release of the government’s College Scorecard, Frank Bruni, in the New York Times, offers a perspective worth considering. A joint project of Gallup and Purdue University has created the Gallup-Purdue Index to “conduct the largest representative … Continue reading
