ACM College Consulting
SEPTEMBER 26, 2020
As college application season is fully underway, it is important to learn about the primary financial aid applications and types of aid your student could receive. The two most common applications used by colleges across the US are the FAFSA and CSS PROFILE, and they need to be filed prior to each year the student plans on attending college. Both applications open on October 1, so prepare to get them started now.
College Kickstart
SEPTEMBER 24, 2020
Seniors—in search of a better way to navigate college admissions madness? Take charge with College Kickstart! Given a list of schools you have in mind and your academic credentials, we'll help you craft a personalized plan in no time flat. That includes: Ensuring your list is balanced and set up for success. Capitalizing on odds-boosting early decision/early action opportunities.
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EAB
SEPTEMBER 17, 2020
Use the industry-wide data and resources below to inform your graduate, online, and adult degree completer growth strategy. Data shown on this page is drawn from EAB’s Organizational Benchmarking Survey. The survey collects over 80 different data points from nearly 300 institutions on academic governance, portfolio composition, and revenue outcomes for professional, continuing, and online education divisions.
Not So Common Application
SEPTEMBER 17, 2020
I have been helping students gain admissions to their dream colleges for over 20 years. What I love most about what I do is knowing. The post Not So Common Application Services Success Stories appeared first on Not So Common Application.
College in 321
SEPTEMBER 11, 2020
To Send Test Scores, or not to Send Test Scores – That is the Question. by Kathy de Jong, Independent Educational Consultant. As the high school class of 2021 start their college application process, many are struggling to get SAT and ACT exam scores because of test date cancellations due to COVID-19. Some students are lucky to have one score from early in their junior year; others don’t have any.
The Ivy Dean
SEPTEMBER 8, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, educational institutions are continuously finding ways to adapt their operations – and college admissions is no exception. This year represents an unprecedented time for the higher education sector and there have been many changes to the applications and admissions requirements as a result. Here are some of the most notable changes that college applicants need to be aware of: Nearly all top colleges have eliminated standardized test requirements for this year,
ACM College Consulting
SEPTEMBER 7, 2020
The college application essay has long been a valuable part of the admissions review process. Right behind academic performance which includes grades, rigor of curriculum and test scores, the essay(s) continue to be important. While this importance varies by the college you apply to, it is typically given more attention by private colleges. With many colleges becoming Test-Optional for the 2020-21 application cycle and beyond, the essay will most likely get more attention than in previous years.
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the college spy
SEPTEMBER 13, 2020
The Common Application is a single application that students can use to apply to over 900 colleges and universities. Although filling out one application streamlines the process of applying to college, the Common Application includes many sections and takes most applicants hours to complete. Think of the Common Application as an opportunity for college applicants to take the raw material of their high school experience and transform it into the best possible audition for college admission.
Not So Common Application
SEPTEMBER 2, 2020
Not So Common Application Service offers COVID-RELATED UPDATES Rather than scrolling endlessly through the internet for updates, here are a few central places that can. The post College Admissions & COVID-19 : How COVID-19 Is Impacting College Admissions appeared first on Not So Common Application.
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