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College Rejection and Mental Health

Ruffaloni

The current mental health crisis has made rejection even harder to take. May is college decision time, and we can’t think of a more emotional time in college planning than these next few weeks. Rejection is a natural part of any application process. Rejection is a natural part of any application process.

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How Will the Harvard Lawsuit Affect Affirmative Action in College Admissions?

Spark Admissions

Supreme Court right now dealing with the role of affirmative action in college admissions, brought by the group Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard University and other well-known universities. As of May 2023, there are major legal cases in front of the U.S. What Is Affirmative Action?

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The Problem with Grade Inflation

Discovery College Consulting

In the last several years, grade inflation has run rampant at high schools and colleges, making distinguishing between applicants more difficult than ever for college and graduate school admissions offices. So, how can students stand out in the admissions process? And, when everyone’s super, no one will be.”

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High School Juniors: Time to Get Serious About BS/MD Plans – 2023

Dr. Paul Lowe – Admissions Expert

Most students (even with the help of their parents) read books, look at videos or visit college forum-type websites which they believe may provide personalized answers for them. The STORY – It’s all about the story and how it’s framed and presented! Certain rejection! No flow, harmony, tone combined with gravitas – rejection!

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If your application decisions disappointed, then it can really hurt. Here’s my 2024 guide on how to get through it (or try to).

Admissions Mom

Here’s the deal: The only way through the pain is to go through it. Still, remember this: You aren’t being rejected, your application is. You can – and should – try to appeal your aid before moving on from a college. tty experiences when I didn’t know where to turn, and I’ve felt a lot of awful feelings. Feeling Numb?

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AdmissionsMom’s Guide to Making Your Course Selections Count!

Admissions Mom

There’s all this pressure to take the most honors, APs, or IB courses possible — like there’s some magical combination of classes that will unlock your acceptance to the most fabulous college in the world — as if there were just one fabulous college ;-). Colleges want to see who you are and what you have to offer. Yeah, this sh!t

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You’ve Been Deferred. Now What?

Humbach Education Consulting

In the Spirit of - More College Admissions Fun - Let’s talk about Deferrals First of all, and not to be flippant, join the club. Yield in college admissions refers to the percent of students who choose to enroll in a particular college or university after having been admitted. When they are focused on protecting their yield.