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How Covid Changed Grad School Admissions

Top Tier Admissions

In August 2020, I wrote a post called “ Grad School Admissions Changes Due to Covid-19.” Since then, graduate school admissions has changed dramatically. Given the admissions and enrollment trends we track here at Top Tier Admissions, we’re able to gauge how things are changing year over year in admissions.

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COVID’s Impact on Students’ Transition to College

Discovery College Consulting

It has been nearly four years since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Since then, considerable research has been conducted on the pandemic’s impact on students, both in terms of academic performance and mental health. I also don’t think my social life has been impacted very much.”

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Harvard Reinstates Standardized Testing

BestColleges

Harvard has reinstituted its standardized test requirement beginning next fall. On April 11, Harvard College announced it would require applicants for the class of 2029 — applying in fall 2024 — to submit SAT or ACT scores. The decision follows similar announcements from Dartmouth, Yale, and Brown. Why the about-face?

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Yes, Pandemic Brain Is Real and Could Happen Again

BestColleges

Researchers found evidence for pandemic brain in college students during the COVID-19 pandemic. A combination of acute and chronic stress may hurt students' ability to make deliberate decisions and avoid health risks. And, pandemic brain symptoms put students at risk of making less-than-rational decisions.

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Food Insecurity in College Students: Facts and Statistics

BestColleges

Data Summary Check Around 23% of college students were food insecure in 2020. [1] 1] Check Food insecurity intensified during COVID-19, with rates of hunger nearly doubling in some states in 2020. [2] 2] Check Food-insecure students had an average GPA of 3.33 while food-secure students had an average GPA of 3.51. [3]

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The Lingering Impact of Covid on High School Students

Top Tier Admissions

For the past two years, researchers have been studying the academic and psychological effects of the pandemic on students. The delay in reading and math has put an added strain on teachers and specialists in upper grades, who are not used to supporting such a large number of students in need of remedial help.

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To Test or Not to Test?

Admissions Village

Many colleges have still not decided if they will become permanently test-optional for admissions. Instead, they are tracking how their test-optional students do once they are on campus, and they will use that data to make a final decision eventually. They do provide room for a student to provide an explanation of their scores.

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