Fri.Dec 08, 2023

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How Local and State Laws May Impact the College Search Process

College Wise

College research can be an overwhelming endeavor for many students. Equally challenging for parents and guardians in search of a safe place to send their teen to college. In this blog, our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion team is sharing insight on how state and local laws can drive your college research process.

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Cherokee Nation Medical School to Graduate First Class

BestColleges

Oklahoma State University's College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation is the only medical school located within a reservation and in partnership with a Native American tribe. Native Americans comprise less than 1% of medical students. The program allows students to work with Indigenous communities. Oklahoma State University (OSU) is set to graduate the first class of medical students trained in partnership with a Native American tribe.

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4 Things to Know Before Applying to a Test-Optional College

Solomon Admissions

Did you know that there are over 1,830 colleges and universities that have switched to test-optional over the last few years? According to Forbes , many of these schools did so to help combat the effects of COVID, but as COVID cases have been on a drastic decline schools are standing by this policy for a multitude of reasons. These universities recognize that standardized tests alone do not fully represent a student’s abilities, talents, and/or potential.

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Colleges Need to Address the Racism and Harassment in College Athletics

BestColleges

Racism against college athletes has flooded the news and social media this year. While fans' racist remarks are damaging, a bigger problem impacting student-athletes is the culture of college athletics programs. Administrators, directors, and coaches need to change that culture. If not, the mental health of student-athletes of color could decline. The last few months have seen racism rear its head in ugly ways in the world of college sports.

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4 Things to Know Before Applying to a Test-Optional College

Solomon Admissions

Did you know that there are over 1,830 colleges and universities that have switched to test-optional over the last few years? According to Forbes, many of these schools did so to help combat the effects of COVID, but as COVID cases have been on a drastic decline schools are standing by this policy for a… The post 4 Things to Know Before Applying to a Test-Optional College appeared first on Solomon Admissions Consulting.

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College Football Bowl Season: 2023-2024 Schedule and Matchups

BestColleges

With the regular season and conference championships complete, college football turns its attention to the 42 bowls scheduled throughout December and into the new year. Headlining the bowls are two games that constitute the College Football Playoff , both played on Jan. 1, 2024. In the first game, Alabama will face Michigan in the Rose Bowl, followed by Texas vs.

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Holiday Celebrations Across College Campuses

DC College Counseling

The winter holiday season is filled with celebrations, special foods, and beautiful decorations. Whether you celebrate Hanukkah, the Winter Solstice, Christmas, Kwanzaa, or other holidays, this time of year is marked by traditions at home and at school. Last year we highlighted some of our favorite college Thanksgiving traditions , so this year we are highlighting some of our favorite winter holiday celebrations on college campuses across the country!

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How do demographic shifts intersect with college search trends in your region?

EAB

Blogs How do demographic shifts intersect with college search trends in your region? Insights from EAB’s Audience Dataset By Ryan Gardner-Cook, PhD Time lags in the major student recruitment data sources (e.g., IPEDS) make it hard to get an up-to-date read on what’s happening in the enrollment market. It can feel like you’re perpetually adjusting your strategy based on information that’s already out of date.

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Medical School Acceptance Rates – 2024

College Transitions

Embarking on your journey to medical school is a thrilling yet daunting endeavor, marked by the anticipation of fulfilling a lifelong dream. As you meticulously prepare your application, there’s a common assumption that your academic performance alone will guarantee a smooth path to acceptance.

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Canadian GIC and work rights revised for global students

iSchoolConnect

In a pivotal move to address the updates regarding the Canadian GIC and work permits for international students, Minister Marc Miller of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced significant updates on December 7, 2023. These policy adjustments safeguard international students against mounting living expenses and recent housing challenges in Canada.

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What Does the Green Light Symbolize in the Great Gatsby?

College Transitions

Much ink has been spilled (perhaps too much) trying to explain what the green light symbolizes in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby.

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University of Queensland | High achievers award for Indians

iSchoolConnect

Golden opportunity for Indian students In a significant move, the University of Queensland has unveiled the High Achievers Award India, a distinguished scholarship offering a noteworthy 20% reduction in tuition fees annually. This initiative aims to welcome bright and ambitious Indian students to the university’s dynamic academic community. Who qualifies for the high achievers award?

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Deferred by the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) (2023-24)

The Koppelman Group

If you received a deferral decision from the University of Pennsylvania, or Penn, or UPenn, you have every right to be annoyed. You put in the work, and you crafted a strong enough application to not get a ‘no’ — but something just didn’t click. For some reason, Penn wasn’t sold on making you a Quaker. The good news is that you still have a shot, and we’re here to help.

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Republican Senator, Representative Introduce Bill to Enforce Ban on Affirmative Action

BestColleges

A U.S. senator and U.S. representative, both Republicans, introduced the College Admissions Accountability Act to help enforce the Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action in college admissions. The act would install a special inspector general and implement reporting and oversight procedures to ensure race is no longer used as a determining factor in college admissions.