Admissions Village

FEBRUARY 25, 2024

I want to thank my colleague Meg Joyce for co-writing this blog post with me. Test scores and test-optional admissions, which have been in the spotlight for several years now, are getting renewed attention as of late. Many colleges have still not decided if they will become permanently test-optional for admissions. Instead, they are tracking how their test-optional students do once they are on campus, and they will use that data to make a final decision eventually.

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College Essay Guy

FEBRUARY 25, 2024

You don’t need a perfect MCAT score to get into medical school. That said, a good MCAT score can significantly enhance your competitiveness and increase your chances of acceptance. So, you’re right to wonder: exactly what is a good MCAT score to give yourself the best shot at success in the medical school admissions process? There is no simple, concrete answer.

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College Transitions

FEBRUARY 25, 2024

Visiting a college campus is a great way to see if a prospective school will be a good fit. However, touring a local college is generally easier than touring a college located in another state. Additionally, the cost of traveling may make touring every college on a student’s list difficult.

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The Koppelman Group

FEBRUARY 25, 2024

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, often shortened to UNC, is a public research university in, you guessed it, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. UNC offers over 70 courses of study to its just over 20k undergrads. The school is one of the oldest public universities in the US and conducts over $1 Billion in research annually. From research to basketball to its beautiful location, there is a lot to like about UNC.

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College Transitions

FEBRUARY 25, 2024

Maybe you’re ready and excited to go after that bachelor’s degree, but maybe not. If you’re saving money for college, or you’d simply prefer to begin working right away than spend seemingly endless years in school, there’s good news: it is, in fact, possible to make a solid living with no degree.

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iSchoolConnect

FEBRUARY 25, 2024

A changing tide in higher education preferences As of 22 February 2024, a new trend emerges among Indian students seeking higher education abroad. Moving beyond the traditional favorites – the US, UK, and Canada – they now explore a variety of countries. These destinations include Germany for engineering, the Netherlands for MBA, Hungary for economics, […] The post Indian students shift towards diverse global education destinations appeared first on Study Abroad Blogs | All abo

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