August, 2020

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Guest Blog: Why is my official SAT score lower than my practice test scores?

the college spy

The College Spy periodically welcomes guest blogs from other experts and thought leaders on topics we believe will be of interest to parents and students on the journey from high school to higher education. Today’s guest blogger is Marc Feder, Director of Student Success at Everydae - a digital tutoring solution. Why is my official SAT score lower than my practice test scores?

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Best practices for parent COVID communication

CampusESP

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, schools around the world had to think quickly about how they would navigate the crisis. Through the CampusESP platform, colleges and universities are able to inform and communicate with families at their fingertips. Over the past several months, CampusESP partners have crushed the crisis communication game. We’re seeing activity ten times higher than normal as colleges and universities send out COVID-19 updates!

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How to Research Colleges During a Pandemic

ACM College Consulting

While much of this advice applies to researching schools any other time as well , it is particularly important for today’s students to understand the many ways they can learn about schools of interest outside of an official tour. Many students are building college lists without having the opportunity to visit the schools, but they are not taking the time to fully learn about them.

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Navigating Post-COVID Admissions: Test Optional Policies

Simply Admissions

It’s no secret that COVID has created plenty of upheavals, especially in college admissions. Over the next few months, we’ll discuss how students should navigate these changes. This month, we’ll go over post-COVID standardized testing changes and FAQs. The majority of colleges have changed their testing requirements recently, which seems like it’s only caused more confusion!

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Headed to campus in the Fall?

Humbach Education Consulting

Plan ahead and pack this COVID Quarantine Bag The COVID-19 Quarantine bag. It’s today’s First Aid kit. UGH!   Pack an emergency COVID bag in case you test positive and have to quarantine. In these uncertain times, the possibility exists that you may test positive, and have to leave your dorm to quarantine. Check with and make sure you clearly understand your school’s specific protocol for students who test positive for COVID.

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NACAC and Standardized Testing

JON BOECKENSTEDT'S ADMISSIONS WEBLOG

I’ve been a member of NACAC for a long time, and even though I’m from Iowa, my most frequent observations about the organization’s limitations have centered on its propensity to avoid confrontation. It was usually more Iowa-nice than even I could handle. Of course, I can only imagine how hard it must be to run […].

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Guest Blog: 4 Legal Documents to Consider Before Your Child Heads to College

the college spy

The College Spy periodically welcomes guest blogs from other experts and thought leaders on topics we believe will be of interest to parents and students on the journey from high school to higher education. Today’s guest blogger is Dale Troy, a College Success Coach and Founder of Crush College Stress. 4 Legal Documents to Consider Before Your Child Heads to College As you anticipate your child leaving for college, it is important to know the legal documents you should have in place.