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Early Decision Deadlines: 2024-2025

Top Tier Admissions

Although the number of students applying through Early Action (non-binding), Early Decision 1 (binding), and Early Decision 2 (binding) rounds continues to rise, these applicant pools are still much smaller compared to the regular decision pool at top colleges and universities. To complicate matters further, some schools like Georgetown and Notre Dame have Restrictive Early Action policies, which are non-binding but prevent you from applying Early Decision to other schools.

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Preparing Your College Application: You Are Asking the Wrong Questions 

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

I recently worked seven days in a row with six of those days boasting some very large college fairs. You can find some of my thoughts about college fairs here and I have more thoughts on that topic in a part 2 coming next spring. Notable fair moments included fairs so hot my glasses fogged (we were inside), accumulating an inordinate amount of water bottles in my car, eating some delicious food from very gracious college fair hosts, talking to students, parents, counselors, reps from other sc

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Options After High School—Let’s Explore!

Peterson's Blog

There are so many options after high school and Oh, the Places You’ll Go! by Dr. Suess is a classic high school graduation gift to demonstrate the grand adventure that awaits upon tossing your graduation cap. You may feel excited, nervous, uncertain, and sad that this chapter of your life is closing. You may or may not know where you want to go after graduation.

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25 Best Baseball Colleges & Stadiums – 2024

College Transitions

What are the best baseball colleges and stadiums in the country? Well, it depends on what we mean by “best”. Is “best” just another way of saying “winningest”? Obviously, the best baseball colleges have winning histories. But that’s not the whole story.

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Your Back-to-School Game Plan — Take Action!

Strategic College Consulting

It’s back-to-school time and your successful game plan is embedded in the timeless wisdom of TAKING ACTION ! Because it is only through action that you will grow to your fullest potential —as a student, and someone who has the capability to accomplish so many wonderful, cool, and great things in life! Taking daily and consistent action is also how you will be more successful in your college planning and admission goals!

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125 Sizzling Onomatopoeia Examples

College Transitions

Snap! Buzz! Wham! What are these words? And why do they represent so well the sounds that they represent? Well, those words are called onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia means the formation of words from the sounds they represent. Words like sizzle and cuckoo are great examples—the word and the sound are the same thing (or quite nearly).

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Deferred Early Decision or Early Action by Tulane 2024-2025

The Koppelman Group

If you’re reading this post, things did not go to plan. You applied to Tulane Early Decision or Early Action because you really want to attend the university. Now, you are stuck in this weird middle ground where you aren’t accepted, but you also aren’t rejected. You can still get in, but getting to the point of an acceptance requires hard work. Lucky for you, we’re here to help.

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Don’t Sleep on the Supplemental Essays!

Great College Advice

Most students will save the supplemental essays as the very last thing they do on their application. But those supplemental essays are important. Some would say they are as important as the Common App personal statement. Red flags are raised by admission officers when they read an excellent personal essay followed by a less than mediocre supplemental essay.

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This is what Affirmative Action and Test-Optional looks like at University of Wisconsin-Madison

Admissions.Blog

What does a decade’s worth of increasingly identity-based admissions look like at University of Wisconsin-Madison? You’re about to find out. But formal Affirmative Action, which was outlawed by The Supreme Court of the United States last year, is just part of the story. The University of Wisconsin-Madison has seen a notable rise in popularity among first-year applicants in recent years driven by several factors including, but not limited to: Academic Reputation UW-Madison is consiste

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