College Essay Guy

FEBRUARY 28, 2023

To get a general sense of the range of SAT scores of accepted students to various colleges and universities, here’s a handy-dandy table that outlines these numbers for you. Schools that are test optional will accept SAT or ACT scores if you choose to submit them, but they are not required. for writing this blog post.

ACT 52

ACT SAT Ivy League Standardized Testing 52

Admissions Village

FEBRUARY 16, 2024

For more about this please read our blog post on institutional priorities from last year. Another student was offered a spot at a highly selective public flagship with a single-digit acceptance rate for out-of-state students in a highly sought-after major, but that same student was denied or deferred at similar, less selective institutions.

Out-of-State 86

Out-of-State In-State Acceptance Enrollment 86

DC College Counseling

MAY 1, 2024

But students and parents shouldn’t get too excited — the acceptance rates at the private schools on the list are still extremely low , and the public school acceptance rates incorporate individual state legislation that makes the shared statistics largely non-representative for most applicants.

Ivy League 64

Ivy League Waitlist Financial Aid Out-of-State 64

BestColleges

DECEMBER 20, 2023

.” “This is an element of ‘Why Columbia' that students overlook,” Sherman adds, “and admissions officers end up thinking, ‘well, this student could attend Fordham, NYU, or The New School and get the same experience based on their reflections of what it means to go to school in NYC.'”

Ivy League 52

Ivy League Early Decision University University 52

Admissions Village

APRIL 19, 2023

This will be the first blog in a series. Since the pandemic hit over three years ago, the number of applications to most highly selective colleges has risen, and admissions rates have dropped dramatically. This is the first in a series of blogs to try and answer these questions. Part 1 - Let’s Celebrate Progress! next year).

Out-of-State 81

Out-of-State In-State Orientation International Students 81

Admissions Mom

MARCH 6, 2023

It’s not fair that during what should be one of the most exciting journeys of your lives, you’re forced to add anti-trans state legislation, fear of hate crimes, and hostile rhetoric to your long list of things you should be worried about as a teenager who’s applying to college, like applications, essays, testing, course rigor, and acceptances.

Out-of-State 98

Out-of-State Scholarships Transition Policies 98

Tex Admissions

MARCH 27, 2022

Regular admissions decisions are made by the Office of Admissions while staff in each Honors Program reviews and determines who they accept. For fall 2020, BHP received 1,828 applicants and admitted 244 students for an admissions rate of 13%. percent admissions rate. Approximately 500 applicants received phone interviews.

Applications 52

Applications Programs SAT ACT 52

Top Tier Admissions

APRIL 29, 2024

New York University NYU has grown its international presence over the years with degree-granting campuses in in Abu Dhabi and Shanghai, along with its flagship campus in New York City. Today, 2,075 undergraduates from over 120 countries are enrolled at NYUAD and the annual acceptance rate hovers around 5%.

Programs 71

Programs Semester Enrollment Undergraduate Students 71

Admissions Mom

NOVEMBER 19, 2023

So, I think, first and foremost, you must find schools that are in safe states and then look for colleges that openly accept queer students. To me, if a college didn’t want to accept me for an essential part of who I am, then I wouldn’t want to go there. But your safety comes first. Look for their college fairs!

Applications 52

Applications Admissions Out-of-State Scholarships 52

College Essay Guy

FEBRUARY 15, 2023

This blog post will share fifteen great tips for applying to college. Seventy-five percent of colleges rated grades in all high school courses as considerably important, and 73 percent rated grades in college prep courses as considerably important. Because you have so many incredible qualities that make you, well, you.

Early Decision 52

Early Decision Letters of Recommendation SAT Out-of-State 52

Admissions Mom

JUNE 9, 2023

I think, first and foremost, it’s essential you find schools that are safe and that openly accept queer students. So, I think, first and foremost, you must find schools that are in safe states and then look for colleges that openly accept queer students. More Resources: Should I come out in my college essay ?

Scholarships 52

Scholarships Transition Out-of-State Policies 52