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Why Legacy Admissions May Be on the Way Out

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Supreme Court issued its ruling this summer striking down the consideration of race in college admissions, attention has turned to other preferences college leaders have long used: especially legacy admission programs that give preference to the children of alumni and of large donors. Just last week, the U.S.

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Mockumentary Explores College Admissions — and Post-Pandemic Student Life

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The college students who give campus tours for the admissions office may sound like confident ambassadors, but they sometimes have their own doubts about whether they’ve made the right college choice or are on the right life path. EdSurge talked to her about that project at the time.)

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As Enrollment Lags, Colleges Send Acceptances to Students Who Haven't Applied

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High school seniors across the country endure months of suspense as they await the arrival of college admissions decisions. The State College of New York mailed roughly 125,000 high school students letters offering them direct admission to their local community college starting this fall. By mid-March, regular offers begin to roll in.

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Choosing the Right College: Factors to Consider Beyond Rankings

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First Stage: College Admission College admission is a pivotal moment in a student’s academic journey, often accompanied by the daunting task of crafting a compelling personal statement. Navigating the complexities of this process, many seek online academic writing help tailored specifically for students.

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Why Do Underrepresented Students Struggle to Get the Math They Need for College?

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Students who don’t know that colleges prioritize calculus find themselves at a disadvantage in college admissions, according to “ Integral Voices: Examining Math Experiences of Underrepresented Students ,” a recent report from Just Equations, a California-based policy institute focused on making math more equitable.

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Writing a College Essay That Stands Out

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The college essay is more important than ever, with the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on affirmative action and the move toward test-optional and test-blind admissions. The essay is, after all, a student's primary opportunity to connect with admissions officers on a personal level and highlight their unique identity, values and voice.

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This New Census Tool Can Recruit Students into the Liberal Arts

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Recently, I had the pleasure of presenting PSEO data to admissions officers at the Indiana Association of College Admissions Counselors Conference. Later that day, an admissions officer from a private Indiana college came up and said he was just asked by a prospective student for the median starting salary for his major.

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