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IEC Pricing Webinar: Panel Q&A

College Planner Pro

The CollegePlannerPro team was joined by four IECs for a transparent conversation regarding the pricing of college consulting services. During the insightful conversation, our panelists shared their experiences and opinions and attendees chimed in with questions and commentary. The CollegePlannerPro team shared relevant data from the results of our IEC pricing survey.

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How to Demonstrate Interest In a College

Revolution Tutors

When considering applications, universities are not simply looking for strong, stand-out candidates. They are also considering the likelihood of applicants attending their school if accepted. Colleges are very keen on maintaining a high yield rate : the percentage of accepted students that actually attend the university. How can you prove to a school that you would attend if admitted?

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Top 5 Business Programs

Berkeley² Academy

The projected growth of employment in the business and financial fields is projected to grow 8 percent by 2030. With a steady demand for business and financial professionals and a median annual wage of $72,000, which is higher than the average median wage of $42,000 for all occupations, business remains one of the most popular undergraduate majors. It also doesn’t hurt that the employment placement rate for alumni is over 90% within 3 months of graduation.

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Tips to Engage Email Non-Responders: Recapturing the One that Got Away

enrollmentFUEL

Do you ever wonder about the one that got away? When working to recruit a new class, mulling over what to do about the prospective students who have stopped engaging with emails may bring to mind lyrics from The Clash, or maybe lines from Shakespeare.

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Why I Offer Comprehensive Package Pricing: A Conversation with IEC, Katie Garrett

College Planner Pro

It could be said that one of the most debated topics in the world of independent educational consultants is how to be compensated for one’s work: hourly or comprehensively. In my practice, Garrett Educational Consulting , I offer comprehensive packages and over the years have been able to tweak my process to make this model work best for me and my practice.

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Applying for an Acting BFA? Here's What You'll Need

Revolution Tutors

Applying to auditioned theater programs requires keeping track of many moving parts. The applicant must complete: The larger university’s application (The Common App, Coalition App, etc.) Essays, including the Personal Essay and Supplements A Headshot and Artistic Resume A Prescreen Video (an initial audition video filmed by the applicant) Auditions and Callbacks (in person or over Zoom) All in addition to acquiring Letters of Recommendation, staying involved in extracurriculars, and submitting

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What You Need to Know About Evaluating the Value of AP Exam Credits

College in 321

by Kathy de Jong, Independent Educational Consultant. Rather watch our College in 3-2-1 YouTube blog video on this topic? Click here . If you like the video, please give us a like! Please subscribe to get our latest videos. No college cost comparison is complete without considering Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or dual enrollment credits.

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An Honest College Rejection Letter

Admissions Madness

Heartbroken student, We regret to inform you that we cannot offer you the opportunity to accrue a lifetime of crippling debt to help supplement the salary of our football team’s second Strength and Conditioning coach. Unsurprisingly, this year’s pool of applicants was the largest and most accomplished we’ve ever received, like every year for the past forty-seven.

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Should Colleges Withhold Admit Rate Information?

The Thoughtful College Search

(Originally published in Inside Higher Ed’s “Admissions Insider April 4, 2022) Last Thursday the Ivy League universities released regular admission decisions for the incoming Class of 2026. It’s not among my favorite days as a college counselor, although I’m appreciative that they released on March 31 and not a day later. That would be a cruel and humorless April Fools’ joke for many applicants.

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IT'S NOT YOU, IT’S THEM

Admissions Village

At this time of year, social media is filled with posts of X kid with XY stats who did not get into Z college. Ivy day is a blood bath because, hello, the HUGE majority of kids do not get accepted to these colleges. Harvard’s acceptance rate this year was 3% and I can list over a dozen colleges off the top of my head that have acceptance rates that are in the single digits.

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The social desirability bias and college essays

Admissions Madness

It’s obvious and understandable that applicants want to present their best selves to admissions representatives. They want to highlight the most positive parts and diminish or avoid any negatives. Almost every college essay question has an implicit courtesy bias. Students give a more polite opinion and disguise their true feelings so as not to offend.