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College Rankings: Money Magazine Weighs In

Top Tier Admissions

Earlier this month, Money Magazine released their annual list of the best colleges in America, providing a fresh perspective on institutions that excel not only in academic excellence but also in affordability and student outcomes. The post College Rankings: Money Magazine Weighs In appeared first on Top Tier Admissions.

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Money Magazine College Rankings: Best Colleges in America 2023

Top Tier Admissions

This week, Money Magazine released their list of the best colleges in America based on an analysis of over 700 four-year colleges. The three key factors Money Magazine considered : Quality of Education (30% of weighting), Affordability (40% of weighting), and Outcomes (30% of weighting). What do you think?

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Parry College Counseling in Seattle Magazine

Parry College Counseling: College Admissions Blog

Okay, so I don’t love the fact that many articles about the college admission process have the word “secret” in the title, but I am proud to be featured in this Seattle Magazine article , originally published in the September/October 2023 issue. The college admission process has gotten increasingly complex.

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YOUR College Admissions Playbook

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Instead, I’m boiling your summer college admission application playbook down to five steps. Check out their student newspaper, a recent alumni magazine online, or some of the latest stories featuring professors or students. You don’t have a few years before you apply to college—you have a few months. GET STARTED.

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Online Extracurricular Activities: How to Make Them Work for College Admissions

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You know the drill—college admissions aren’t just about the grades and the test scores anymore. In fact, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), 44% of colleges consider extracurricular activities as a significant factor in their admissions decisions.

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U.S. News 2024 Rankings Reveal Few Surprises

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18, revealing the results of the magazine's rejiggered formula. The magazine hasn't abandoned its peer assessment survey, which still accounts for 20% of a school's overall score. The magazine promised to focus more on a school's success in graduating students from different backgrounds. The university and U.S.

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Top 10 Early Admissions Trends: Class of 2028

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the Class of 2028 early admissions results continue an ongoing trend in college admissions—higher application volumes (in most cases) and lower acceptance rates. TOP 10 EARLY ADMISSIONS TRENDS: CLASS OF 2028 1. Harvard Magazine states, “Of the admitted cohort, 15.5 Yale , for instance, had a 9.02