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Tag Archives: decisions
Decision Time
In the midst of this unusual time, your college decisions process is going to be very different than you had expected. Instead of college visits, you’ll be relying on virtual tours, notes your may have taken previously and conversations with … Continue reading
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Tagged admitted, decisions, delayed admission, waitlisted
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Helpful Tips On How To Choose A College Now
Although college campuses are currently closed due to the coronavirus crisis, you have many resources available to help you make your decision. Take virtual campus tours that are available on college websites. Schedule calls with your guidance counselor and admissions … Continue reading
News Is On The Way
The moment you’ve been waiting for is almost here. Over the next few weeks, college acceptance letters will be released and you’ll be bringing to a close your many months of hard work. If you put together a balanced list … Continue reading
May 1 is National College Decision Day
Tomorrow is NATIONAL COLLEGE DECISION DAY! Still deciding? Think about what criteria were important to you when you originally made your list and what left an impression on you when/if you visited and after you completed your research for the … Continue reading
Your Big Decision
National College Decision Day is almost here. Seniors, you have a big decision to make by May 1st. The schools you’ve been admitted to have been and will continue to send you many important announcements, so check your email and … Continue reading
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Understanding Your Options
Seniors, you’re probably sorting through acceptances, maybe rejections and perhaps even some waitlist or delayed acceptances. Here’s what these options mean for you: Admitted Good news— you’re in! If you’ve received more than one acceptance, you have an important decision … Continue reading
How to Choose
Within the next few weeks college acceptance letters will be released. This is a nail biting time for students and their parents as it’s the culmination of your many months of hard work. Remember that if you put together a … Continue reading
