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So You Want to Be a Lawyer? Part 2. Training to Become a Lawyer in the UK.

Ivy Central

This is the second of two posts in which I explore the different routes to qualify as a lawyer in the United States and the United Kingdom. In the first post, I focused on the pathway to becoming a lawyer in the United States. In this second article, I will focus on the route followed by aspiring lawyers in the United Kingdom. The legal profession in both the US and the UK is a regulated profession, meaning that you will have to meet specific professional standards in order to practice.

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Free Webinar: From Inquiry through Enrollment – Proven Strategies

Enrollment Catalyst

“If I could only get them on campus…” Sound familiar? Many admissions professionals take the wait-and-see approach rather than deploying a proactive strategy to get parents on-campus for a tour. So, how do you actually get the parent to your campus? In this webinar, we will discuss how to implement effective lead nurturing strategies from initial inquiry to the campus visit to application and enrollment.

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4 creative ways CampusESP partners are enhancing family communications

CampusESP

It's time for shoutouts! Our Q2 Customer Highlights Newsletter features CampusESP partners that are connecting with families in thoughtful and creative ways. Read on to learn how institutions are promoting the portal to incoming families, engaging families in multiple languages, and more! Our team has been very impressed with what we've seen this past quarter, and we're excited to share these ideas with the rest of the ESP community.

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Getting To Know: The US Coast Guard Academy

Educated Quest

I met Lt. Commander Anthony Borruso, Associate Director of Admissions for Recruiting for the US Coast Guard Academy at a counselors conference in May. Our conversation made me want to learn more about the academy. I also gathered some photos on Pinterest for you. Lt. Commander Borruso granted me a short Zoom interview. Please listen now! There are differences in the admissions process between the Coast Guard Academy and the other military service academies.

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CollegeData:  Evaluating A College’s Financial Aid and Merit Scholarships

The College Solutions Blog

How do you research financial aid and merit scholarships that a student might get at individual colleges and universities? With college sticker prices continuing to climb, it’s an important question to ask because the financial aid and merit award policies at schools will vary widely. Not knowing how to research the generosity or stinginess of individual colleges can cost you tens of thousands of dollars extra or much more.

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A Guide to Visiting Colleges

College Success

Summer is a popular time for high school students and their parents to visit colleges. While some are reluctant to visit when schools are not in session, colleges are actually quite lively during the summer. Many college students remain on campus to conduct research and. The post A Guide to Visiting Colleges appeared first on Kate Sonnenberg College Admissions Success.

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3 Tips for Becoming a Stronger Candidate for MIT

Berkeley² Academy

,Interested in applying to MIT? B2A has three tips to help you stand out from the crowd! #1 Scoring High on Standardized Tests. Most recently, MIT has switched from an optional test policy to a required test policy. Although this is just one of the holistic factors considered as part of your MIT application, admissions statistics from previous years show the majority of admitted students tested VERY WELL on the SAT/ACTs.

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2021-22 Admissions Data and Trends

Marks Education

With the 2021-2022 admissions cycle largely behind us, it is time to reflect on the data and look ahead to the coming year. In our next two posts, the Marks Education team will share some key takeaways from this year and will highlight the most important “to-do’s” for planning your application roadmap and timeline. But first, since all good planning needs good data, here are some facts and figures that will help you understand some important trends.

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The Art & Science of Engineering a Great Campus Visit Experience

enrollmentFUEL

It’s no secret that campus visits are a prime opportunity for you to make a lasting impression. But what are the secrets to making that lasting impression? What helps your school stand out in this all-important single encounter? What is the ideal campus visit experience?

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How to Write a Common App Essay

Simply Admissions

Students often feel tremendous pressure when writing college essays, especially their Common App essay. It’s your opportunity to show admissions officers who you are, which can be hard to convey in only 650 words! Here are some tips to hopefully alleviate some of that stress: 1. Think about your key messaging. When choosing a topic, consider what’s explicitly being said and what could be found beneath the surface.

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Keystone Keynote, Part 2: Is Professional Ethics An Endangered Species?

The Thoughtful College Search

(Originally published in Inside Higher Ed’s “Admissions Insider on July 11, 2022.) Is professional ethics an endangered species? That was the focus of my keynote address at the Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling conference on June 20 in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The speech was focused more specifically on the ethics of the college admission counseling profession.

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2021-22 Admissions Data and Trends Part 2: Making the Most of Your Application Process

Marks Education

The background on this past admissions cycle given in our last post suggests at least three things for college applicants: engagement with universities before you apply is now more important than ever; the thoroughness of your college research is also more important than ever; and, while test scores remain optional for most schools, it’s still worth it to consider ways you can maximize your test results, whether or not you end up sending them in the end.