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How to Succeed as a Cornell Premed

Shemmassian Academic Consulting

In fact, Cornell has the highest number of graduates applying to medical school out of the entire Ivy League. And among private colleges as a whole, Cornell produces the second-highest number of medical school applicants, behind only Johns Hopkins. Despite these advantages, being a premed at Cornell can also have its own unique challenges.

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Is 3.2 a Good GPA? What It Means for College Admissions

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in 2019, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) High School Transcript Study (HSTS). in 2019, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) High School Transcript Study (HSTS). Many mid-tier and state universities are happy to accept students with a 3.2 Colleges that Accept a 3.2

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Preparing Your Medical Student CV for Residency (Examples Included)

Shemmassian Academic Consulting

Among the many materials you’ll need to compile are your USMLE scores , ERAS letters of recommendation , medical school performance evaluations (MSPEs), residency personal statement, and medical CV. The words curriculum vitae come from the Latin for “course of life”—a CV aims to give a brief overview of the course of your professional life.

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How Did We Get Here?

Admissions Village

At the same time, we still have one student awaiting a regular decision from a state flagship with a roughly 80% acceptance rate, and we heard she is not the only one. This will be the first blog in a series. Part 1 - Let’s Celebrate Progress! It has never been harder to navigate the college admissions process. Why has this happened?

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Will Legacy Admissions End Along With Affirmative Action?

BestColleges

A new lawsuit claims Harvard University discriminates against minority students by favoring legacy applicants. For the classes of 2014-2019, Harvard legacies were admitted at a rate of 33.6% , compared to 5.9% About 28% of Harvard's class of 2019 were legacies. Harvard is being sued … again. for non-legacies.

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Google Ads AI: Potential Risks Education Marketers Should Be Aware Of

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Google states that its new chatbot will help advertisers change and improve results. This will enable marketers to maximize their benefits while being mindful that, similar to any other technology, biases and potential risks are ingrained in their design, underscoring the importance of human agency.

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Massachusetts Bill Aims to End Legacy Admissions, Early Decision

BestColleges

Co-filed by state Rep. Simon Cataldo and state Sen. Second, the language calls for universities to separately disaggregate minority and low-income students when reporting statistics on legacy and early admissions, but it doesn't say why. Colleges maintaining such practices would pay a fee based on institutional wealth.