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What Does an Admissions Officer Do?

StandOut College Prep

Also necessary, build relationships with the admissions officer who will be reading your application. Admissions officers review incoming and transfer student applications to determine who will be accepted and denied admission. Review Applications Admissions officers review applications in a thorough and holistic manner.

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Happy Fall ? and Welcome to the Admissions-Stretch of your Admissions Journey! (2023 Updates)

Admissions Mom

If you have test scores you want to submit, be sure to send your test scores from the College Board or ACT site if you haven’t already. If on the ACT, all your scores are over the 30 mark, I suggest you send them even if your composite isn’t above the 50%. Send them a “brag sheet” or “cheat sheet” if you haven’t already.

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Rising Junior and Senior Admissions Journey Timeline (2023 Updates)

Admissions Mom

Choose your activities because they delight, intrigue, and challenge you, not because you think they’ll look impressive on your application. PRACTICE AND PREP FOR THE ACT and SAT: Take a couple of practice tests and see which one feels better to you and which one you score higher on. Then move forward with that one.

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What Grades Do Colleges Look At?

College Essay Guy

The simple answer is, they look at all of them (at least all of your high school grades… click here to learn about how middle school grades factor in college applications ). But, while colleges do look at all of your grades, not every grade is created equal from an application standpoint.