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What Colleges Should I Apply To? Making a College List

PrepScholar

With more than 5,000 colleges to choose from across the country, you might be asking yourself, "What colleges should I apply to?" The best way to streamline your college list is to divide it roughly equally between safety schools , match schools , and reach schools.

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Three Messages about College Admissions for Juniors

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

Instead, after watching this cycle repeat itself, here are the three direct messages/ primary hopes I have for juniors entering the college admission experience. Don’t apply to a college you would not actually attend. Don’t apply to a college you would not actually attend. I know, right?

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I Don’t Buy Into the Forbes Definition of a Public Ivy

Educated Quest

However, since I have written about my own definition of a Public Ivy before, I’ll stick to the public colleges for this story. I can see that point: the tests are a measure that can be used to compare applicants from the same high school as well as those who attended different high schools. Acceptance rate.

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What’s an Extracurricular Spike?

Ivy Central

When I meet with students to review their extracurricular activities for the first time, many are curious about whether or not they should focus on a single activity until they apply to college. In this blog, I will focus on those students who know what they want to pursue in college and perhaps, beyond.

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College Admission SOS

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

Groggily, I drug myself downstairs and fed the cat — which is better than feeding myself and drugging the cat, I suppose. (My Because I make this drive regularly, I did not need or use WAZE or Google Maps. Because I make this drive regularly, I did not need or use WAZE or Google Maps. Still SOS.

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College Rejection and Mental Health

Ruffaloni

May is college decision time, and we can’t think of a more emotional time in college planning than these next few weeks. However, a college rejection brings rejection to a whole new emotional level. It is going to be emotional, no matter what. The current mental health crisis has made rejection even harder to take.

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Should I Apply ED I or ED II to College

Spark Admissions

You’ve probably heard that it’s possible to apply to college early. But when you dug deeper, you found a lot more than “early decision” – you found Early Action, Early Decision I, Early Decision II, and something called Single Choice Early Action, whatever that is. What Makes Early Decision I Different than Early Decision II?