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THE SOUTHERN SCOPE – COLLEGE ADMISSIONS BLOG
MARCH 14, 2024
A: I have served the students and families at North Oconee High School for almost 20 years. Q: Given unlimited time and funding, what one initiative, program, or service would you implement today for your students? A: My dream job would be to work in a public school setting with a caseload of 100 students. are invaluable.
Georgia Tech Admissions Blog
MARCH 6, 2023
As a quick refresher, the game starts with a prompt: “We asked 100 people (insert a random prompt here).” Let’s give it a shot. “We asked 100 people what the most important letters in college admission are…” In this case, I think the “number one answer on the board” would be GPA. Admission Decisions. Uhh…no.
Great College Advice
FEBRUARY 2, 2024
Deciding to study in the US is an exciting decision most students would want to make. You can amp up your research game by using college websites, online forums, and alumni networks. Pro tip: Be a part of webinars and virtual college fests to build some connections with professors and admission officers.
Essay Hell
MAY 16, 2019
I don’t know about you, but the recent college admission scandal gave me a total gut punch. I did some soul-searching about my own role as an essay writing coach in this crazy college admissions industry. It was too hard to ignore the sullied admissions world. And of course never wrote essays for students. (I
The Enrollment Marketer
APRIL 17, 2024
As a typical first entry point for prospective students, college websites have always been a crucial instrument in any marketing strategy toolkit. It’s especially important for academic websites to prioritize UX because there’s stiff competition when it comes to attracting these students. But how long is your form?
DC College Counseling
MARCH 27, 2023
BIGGEST COLLEGE-RELATED NEWS OF THE WEEK SUPREME COURT RULES ON STUDENT ACCOMODATIONS Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Miguel Luna Perez, a deaf student who sued a Michigan school district for refusing to provide him with a sign language interpreter. Hope you’ve had a chance to check out the cherry blossoms!
The College Solutions Blog
MARCH 4, 2022
By now, most students, who will be college freshmen in the fall, have received their award letters from colleges. Here’s another disadvantage that families face: Students only know about the awards from colleges and universities where they applied. Check out the recording of my webinar below: How TuitionFit Works.
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