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Why Demonstrated Interest Matters in College Admissions

StandOut College Prep

Demonstrated interest refers to the actions a student takes to show a college or university that they are interested in attending. This can include attending information sessions, visiting the campus, reaching out to admissions officers with questions, and applying early decision or early action.

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What is Demonstrated Interest for College Admissions and Do You Need to Show it?

Excelsior Admissions Consulting

As you construct your college list, check to see if each college tracks demonstrated interest. If they do, make a list of the colleges that track interest and pay particular attention to your interaction with them during the admissions process. Sign up for campus tours and information sessions.

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How to Really Demonstrate Interest in a School

DC College Counseling

Another great way to get on their digital radar is to sign up for virtual information sessions, campus tours, and webinars. Check out regional college fairs and make absolutely sure to attend college information sessions when they’re offered at your high school (even if it means missing out on a study hall or occasional class).

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Why Did You Go There? Reflections on Our College Decisions

DC College Counseling

Read on to see who applied ED II to three, yes three schools; who banned their embarrassing father from campus tours; and who waited until April 30 to make a decision. But then I learned that all three had early decision II , and Wash U notified 1/15, Emory notified 2/1, and Vanderbilt notified 2/15.