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They are big on demonstrated interest (in-person visits, virtual visits, saying hello to admission reps at collegefairs and events, solid “why American U?” Relatedly, they have a significantly higher admission rate for EarlyDecision applicants. ” essay, etc.) definitely bleeds over to campus life.
They are big on demonstrated interest (in-person visits, virtual visits, saying hello to admission reps at collegefairs and events, solid “why American U?” Relatedly, they have a significantly higher admission rate for EarlyDecision applicants. ” essay, etc.) definitely bleeds over to campus life.
Frequently asked questions about the college application process How have colleges responded to the growth in application numbers? Why has it gotten so much harder to get into selective colleges than in the past? Is it easier to get in earlydecision than regular decision? What can you do? What are "hooks"?
Being responsible to a boss and customers for a paid job requires different skills than an unpaid internship. EXPLORE THE WORLD OF ADMISSIONS: Read some college admissions websites and blogs. COLLEGE INFO SESSIONS: If a college comes to your town or close to your town or school, go listen. COLLEGEFAIRS: Go to them!
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