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How to make extracurricular activities count for college admissions

Princeton College Consulting

Depth over breadth: How to make your extracurricular activities count for college admissions By now you already know that it’s not just about academics. GPA doesn’t guarantee you admission to any college, nor do perfect SATs. Specialization is something that will set you apart from other applicants in an authentic way.

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The Ultimate “Back-to-School” Blueprint!

Strategic College Consulting

This blog is focused on giving students a successful “back-to-school” game plan and strategy so that students will be able to follow a game plan that is aligned with what college admission officers look for in a successful college admissions applicant.

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Common Application Essay Prompts 2019 - 2020

Princeton College Consulting

The Common Application is accepted by over 750 colleges, making it a ubiquitous part of today’s college application process. At Princeton College Consulting, our students start working on completing their college applications during the second semester of their Junior year.

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Unlocking Success in College Admissions

Princeton College Consulting

In fact, almost every facet of your application should and will reveal elements of your character. At a high level, there are three macro-level questions any college admissions committee is going to ask about your applications: If we admit you, can you thrive academically? So, what does that mean? Why do you do it?

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The Fine Line Between Challenging Yourself and Overloading

Princeton College Consulting

How many APs can I take and still be confident that I can get an A and still have plenty of capacity to pursue my extracurricular activities to the best of my ability while meeting the various obligations of my personal life? Getting a B at a Particular Level of Coursework But what if you are getting a B at a particular level of coursework?

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Creating Your Student Resume for College Admissions

Brand College Consulting

When you apply to college, admission officers look at more than just your grades — they also take note of what you have done outside the classroom. Your extracurricular activities, such as jobs, sports, clubs and volunteer work, give colleges a better sense of who you are and show them what you can bring to their campus community.

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Learn How to Secure a University Research Opportunity

Princeton College Consulting

Consider your current responsibilities, such as schoolwork and extracurricular activities, when deciding if a research opportunity is right for you. This includes being able to balance your schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and research commitments. Return to all blogs