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10 Surprising Benefits of Having a Minor in College
There are lots of benefits to having a minor in college. Not only do minors foster greater levels of confidence, creativity, and critical thinking, but they lots of benefits to [...]
What Are Reach Schools?
Reach schools are schools where a student’s academic profile falls below that of the average admitted student. In other words, their high school GPA and standardized test scores fall [...]
Networking Strategies: A Step-by-Step Guide to Success
Attending job fairs, networking events, and professional conferences can feel overwhelming at times. Thankfully, there are lots of ways to network. Whether you are interested in learning how to [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Everything You Should Know About FAFSA
FAFSA stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid and helps schools determine individual financial aid packages. FAFSA opens October 1st and the federal application deadline is June 30th.
Applying to Multiple Colleges: Tips to Stay Organized and Meet Deadlines
Learn valuable tips for how to apply to multiple colleges while staying organized and meeting deadlines. There are thousands of colleges and universities to consider, but no set number of colleges you should apply to. Most of the time, 5 to 8 is a good number.
Breaking Down the Coalition App
The Coalition App is an online college application platform similar to the Common App. Prospective college students only need to input key information once, streamlining the application process. This article discusses which schools use Coalition App, its deadline, how to format the activities section, and the differences between it and Common App.
College ‘Cast
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What Happens During the College Admissions Committee Review
During the committee review process, admissions committee members vote to accept, reject, or further review an application. Admissions officers want a diverse, vibrant student body, so good grades and test scores aren't enough; You must describe yourself as a person and a student.
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