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Preparing for Early Admissions Decisions

AHM Advising

Some EA schools will defer strong students to test their level of interest. The defer letter references the opportunity to change a decision plan to ED II to increase chances of admission. Maybe you want to give the ACT or SAT one more try. 2) EA and ED are not the only games in town.

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A Simplified College Application Timeline Every High Schooler Needs

AdmissionSight

The PSAT, or Preliminary SAT, is a standardized test that gives you a sneak peek at what the SAT will be like. Prepare for the SAT and ACT. Kick off your college application timeline by getting ready for the SAT or ACT at the start of junior year. A great way to begin is by taking a full-length practice test for both.

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Princeton Acceptance Rate: Admissions Statistics

AdmissionSight

Well, there are a few reasons for this trend: Princeton went test-optional during the COVID-19 pandemic. Without the pressure of submitting SAT or ACT scores, applicants who might’ve been on the fence before felt they had a better chance. To get there, take plenty of practice tests and zero in on your weak spots.

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2025 Admissions Analyzed: Data, Trends & Insights

Expert Admissions

Expert Admissions hosted a webinar with Bari Norman and Trish Fairweather Cody, who discussed trends in college admissions over the last year and answered questions about the return of testing requirements, generational differences in admissions, international applications, changes at public universities, and more.

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Applying to Colleges in the USA: A Guide for International Students

AdmissionSight

Plus, staying updated on the latest admission trends can help you manage your expectations and prepare strategically. Applying to colleges in the USA includes several unique components specifically for international applicants, from visa requirements to standardized tests. Early admission. Take the standardized tests.

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North Dakota Scholarships

StandOut College Prep

Applicants must have taken the SAT or ACT and intend to enroll in an Opportunity Partner College and have a minimum GPA of 2.8. or higher and an ACT composite score of 24 or higher. The student must score in the upper fifth percentile of all North Dakota ACT test takers. The deadline to apply is January 31st.

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College Application Checklist for International Students

Expert Admissions

Usually, the second semester of 10th grade is when many students start thinking about a rough college list, as junior year is really the time to set things in motion for the ride you have ahead, as many students visit campuses and take standardized tests starting in the 11th grade. Once you’re a junior, start planning for standardized tests.