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What to Do After You’ve Been Waitlisted on Ivy Day
What to Do After You've Been Waitlisted on Ivy Day: Know your odds of getting accepted off an Ivy League waitlist, understand the purpose of a waitlist, and take 4 practical steps to increase your chances. Learn about Ivy Day, when all 8 Ivy League colleges announce their admissions decisions and discover key takeaways to help you move forward.
Will ChatGPT Affect College Admissions and How?
Discover how ChatGPT, an AI language software by OpenAI, may influence college admissions & application essays. Can it replace authentic, creative student writing? Learn about its potential implications.
Applying to Test-Optional Colleges
Students should focus on grades, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, and a strong personal statement if leaving out test scores.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Class of 2026 College Acceptance Rates
Why are college acceptance rates decreasing? What are some of the overall trends of college acceptance rates over time?
From our CEO
On behalf of all of Prepory, I send our warmest congratulations and best wishes to the graduating Class of 2022.
6-Step Guide to Researching Colleges Effectively (with Template)
In this article, we break down a guide to researching colleges to help you determine which college is right for you.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
SAT and ACT Test Dates for 2024-25: When Should You Test?
The SAT and ACT are both administered seven times a year. For students interested in taking both exams, don’t worry! The SAT and ACT test dates don’t conflict with [...]
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