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2023 RNL Graduate and Online Innovation Summit: Questions, Answers, Actions, and Results

Ruffaloni

How do you scale for growth? What do students expect? How do we assess market demand? When a group of my colleagues sat down a few weeks ago to begin planning RNL’s third Graduate and Online Innovation Summit , we began brainstorming the questions that we have all been hearing in the last several months, and these were at the top of the list. Each of these will be covered when we convene virtually on February 23. .

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The Role of Parents/Caregivers in College Admission

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

My daughter’s birthday party was last Friday. Long story short, it involved a frenzied and surprisingly competitive neighborhood- wide scavenger hunt, copious amounts of half- eaten pizza slices, a sugar fueled late-night living room dance party, and periodic tween screaming that hit notes any soprano would commend. Good times were had and only one slight injury occurred.

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What Do Graduates Do?

Ivy Central

I have been spending some of my time, in between meeting students, reading through the most recent edition of What Do Graduates Do? The annual publication looks at what graduates from UK universities are doing fifteen months after they graduate. This year's publication focuses on those students who graduated in the summer of 2020 and provides a wealth of information on what those students were doing.

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How to Withdraw Your College Application

College Transitions

You entered the college admissions crucible in Fall 2022 as an “applicant” and emerged as an “accepted student.” This glorious metamorphosis deserves to be met with excessive celebration. It’s a time to ceremoniously put down.

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Five Eye-Opening Things We Learned About Online Education in 2022

Ruffaloni

2022 will be remembered as RNL’s “Year of Online.” Over the course of the last 12 months, we published two groundbreaking reports focused on online education. In May, we released the inaugural Online Student Recruitment Report presenting findings from our survey of 1,600 prospective online students. We followed this with the debut of the Online Program Marketing and Recruitment Practices report in October, which profiled the strategies, tactics, and operations of more than 100 schools with onlin

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How to Get Into Law School: The Ultimate Guide

Shemmassian Academic Consulting

Everything you need to know to get into law school, including how your GPA, LSAT score, personal statement, and letters of recommendation impact your admissions to America's top law schools. Learn how to get into law school. Part 1: Introduction to law school admissions Part 2: Your numbers and the law school application process Part 3: Crafting a law school application narrative Part 4: Law school letters of recommendation Part 5: Frequently asked questions. -.

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How to Get Your PSAT Score Report

PrepScholar

How do you get your PSAT score report? Can you view it online? The PSAT score report works a bit differently than your typical SAT or ACT report. We will walk through how to get your report and what to do once you have it.

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Help Us Build Our Graduate and Online Research for 2023

Ruffaloni

RNL’s 2023 graduate and online research agenda will include an analysis of the policy and practice adjustments that are most likely make graduate or online students select your institution rather than the others they are considering (75+ percent of these students consider at least two institutions). To accomplish this and make the results as useful as possible, we are giving you the chance to help shape our research (more on how to do this at the end of this blog).

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Holiday Gift Guide for Parents of Teens

the college spy

I speak with high school students every day. As we work to develop college lists and effective applications, my students share details of their lives and I get to know them well. Based on these conversations, here is The College Spy’s list of what your teen really wants (and needs) for the holidays. Upgrade their technology. Many parents buy their high school senior a new laptop as a graduation gift so they are prepared for college.

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What Colleges Are Need Aware? How Does It Affect Admissions?

PrepScholar

What is a need-aware college? Does a college being need aware mean they won't accept students who need financial aid? What colleges are need aware? There are a lot of misconceptions about need-aware colleges and how they handle applicants who need financial aid. Having the wrong information can lead students to skip applying to schools that could still very well accept them and offer generous aid packages.

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Extracurriculars for Students Interested in a Business Major

College Wise

Some students apply to college with a plan to explore a wide variety of fields and then figure out where their true passions lie. Not so with business applicants. That's why exploring business-related extracurriculars and demonstrating an academic interest throughout high school can help increase students' chances of admission to college and their dream program.

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Why you were denied

JON BOECKENSTEDT'S ADMISSIONS WEBLOG

Some early decision admission decisions are rolling in, from the sound of things. And the annual understandable confusion from parents, counselors, and students rolls in right behind them. Few of them, of course, are questioning or complaining about acceptances; it’s the denials (also called “rejections”) that cause the stress and strain.

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What does ChatGPT mean for application essays and college admissions?

Tex Admissions

View from a guesthouse in Chennai, India. This post was written by me, Kevin Martin, Flesh-and-Blood Human, with minor AI assistance Two weeks into a three-week stay at Bali Silent Retreat , I woke up uncharacteristically early and indulged in phone scrolling before the sun rose. It floored me when I read The Atlantic declaring The End of High School English and that The College Essay Is Dead.

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What Are HBCU Colleges? Is One Right for You?

PrepScholar

HBCUs, meaning historically black colleges and universities, have existed since Cheyney University in Pennsylvania was founded in 1837. Many well-known scholars, entrepreneurs, and entertainers have graduated from HBCUs, including Toni Morrison, Sean Combs, Thurgood Marshall, Martin Luther King, Jr., Taraji P. Henson, and Oprah Winfrey. Are you considering attending an HBCU?

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Harvard University Names Claudine Gay as New President

BestColleges

Harvard University announced that Claudine Gay had been named as its next president. Gay will be the first person of color and the second woman to serve as Harvard's president. She is currently the Edgerley Family Dean of Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Harvard University announced Thursday that Claudine Gay will serve as its 30th president.

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Ways to warm up on campus

Colorado State University

No matter where you’re coming from, there’s no need to worry about the cold in Fort Collins. The weather is usually mild and there are lots of ways to keep warm while roaming Colorado State University’s campus. #1. Stay toasty near a fire in the Lory Student Center. There are many spaces in the Lory Student Center to re-charge. Kick your feet up and read a book near the fireplaces of the Diane Warren Kindness Lounge or the Paul and Elsie Forsythe Legacy Lounge. #2.

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How a Digital Marketing Audit for Schools Can Uncover Gaps and Identify Opportunities for Growth

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Reading Time: 11 minutes How do you know if your digital marketing is up to par or if there are gaps or missed opportunities that could be costing you students and revenue? A digital marketing audit can help answer these questions, providing you with valuable insights to correct hidden and costly mistakes and achieve your objectives efficiently and effectively.

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NCAA ACT Scores: What You Need to Qualify

PrepScholar

If you're a student athlete who wants to play in NCAA Division I or Division II sports in college, then this article is for you! We'll review NCAA's eligibility criteria for your GPA and ACT score, which NCAA compares using a sliding scale. More importantly, we'll give you the tips and strategies you need to achieve the NCAA ACT scores required for passing the clearinghouse.

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Secondary School Admissions: What You Need to Know

Top Tier Admissions

Finding the best secondary school for your family can feel like an intimidating process. Are you interested in boarding schools? Day schools? Language immersion programs? Do you care about a school’s religious background? What about the academic opportunities? Are there AP-level classes or an IB curriculum? Study abroad programs? What does college placement look like?

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What do Your PSAT Scores Mean?

Marks Education

Marks Education breaks down what your PSAT results mean and how you can use them. This month, most high school sophomores and juniors will receive the results of the PSAT they took in October. For many juniors, receiving their PSAT results marks the beginning of a concerted push to get ready for the SAT or ACT. For sophomores, PSAT results provide insight into areas where they can improve.

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What Skills are Essential for Admission to College?

Solomon Admissions

High school is a time when students begin to develop skills that will be impactful in college and beyond: skills developed in the classroom, during school activities, or delving deeper into academic areas of interest. This skill development has an important impact during the college application process. Colleges and universities look for students who challenge themselves academically in rigorous courses, are impactful in their school and leadership activities, and are intellectually curious and

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Caltech vs MIT: Which Is Better?

PrepScholar

If you want to major in science, technology, or a related field, then you've likely heard of Caltech and MIT, two of the most prestigious technological institutes in the US. But is Caltech or MIT the better university? More importantly, which school will be a better fit for you ? In this complete Caltech vs MIT guide, we go over the main differences between Caltech and MIT, and introduce the critical factors you must consider when deciding whether Caltech or MIT is the right choice for you.

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How to help your student choose a college: A parent checklist

Colorado State University

Once your student has been admitted to colleges, they might be floundering on how to choose one. While some students may have a clear first choice, others might feel undecided and unsure of how to make sure they’re picking the right school. And, there can be a lot of factors that go into making a decision, so laying them all out and helping your student make an informed choice can fall to you.

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What to Do If You’re Deferred From Your ED College?

Ivy College Essay

What To Do If You’re Deferred? Have you been deferred from Early Decision? Up until Dec 15th at 7pm EST, everyone who applied Early Decision and submitted their college applications in time for the Nov 1 deadline has been in a holding pattern. In other words: just waiting. But, what does being “deferred” actually mean? And what everyone really wants to know: what are your remaining chances of getting in to your top choice school?

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College Receives Grant to Expand Higher Ed Opportunities

#LetsBFRANK: The College Admissions Blog

The New Commonwealth Social Justice and Equity Fund granted Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology $150,000 to help support programming that will expose high school students to career opportunities in the life sciences and to encourage enrollment in our new Biotechnology degree program. The funding will also bolster development of an industrial design pathway at the college in collaboration with Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design, the nation’s first historically Black colle

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Does Your Major Affect Your Acceptance Into College?

PrepScholar

Does your major affect your acceptance into colleges? Can choosing a less popular major give you a better shot at getting into your dream school? If so, what major is easiest to get into college with? There are a lot of misconceptions about the role your intended major plays in college admissions and which majors are "best" for people hoping for a higher admission chance.

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6 Ways to Make the Most of Your Winter Break ??

Scoir

Hey it’s Elena! It's already the holiday season (YAY!

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Early Decision and Early Action Outcomes: Accepted? Rejected? Deferred? Here Are Your Next Steps:

CTK College Coach

Early decision (ED) and early action (EA) results are rolling in this month, and many of you are getting the results you want. Hurray! I am so excited for you. I Got Accepted to My Early Decision College! After all your hard work, an acceptance to your ED school is the best news ever. If you can meet the financial commitment for the school, you are all set.

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My Schedule, A Few Weeks This Term

Caltech Admissions

If I could give one piece of advice to all incoming freshmen at Caltech, I would say this: find an organization and time management system that works for you, and stick to it! Between classes, clubs, house events, and everything else that occupies my time, I barely ever remember where I’m supposed to be at each hour of the day, every day of the term; I rely heavily on my calendar to tell me where to go next, from wherever I currently am.

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Simple Guide: How to Apply for Financial Aid

PrepScholar

You've taken the SAT or ACT (or both). You've researched a list of safety, target, and reach schools. You've written what seems like 100 college essays, and nailed down several letters of recommendation. You think you finally have a minute to take a breather, and then you remember: you have to figure out how to pay for all of this! Most students know that financial aid is an option, but the whole financial aid application process can be confusing.

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UC Strike Enters Mediation As Postdocs, Academic Researchers Return to Work

BestColleges

The University of California academic workers' strike has entered its fifth week. UC and the union representing the workers will enter mediation to resolve remaining issues. Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg will serve as mediator. Postdoctoral scholars and academic researchers have already ratified a contract. Five weeks into the largest academic strike in the country's history, academic workers across the University of California (UC) system are moving into mediation to settle "outstanding di

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Heidelberg University | Rankings, programs, and more!

iSchoolConnect

About Heidelberg University Heidelberg University is a public research university in Ruperto Carola, Germany. Founded in 1386, the university now ranks fourth in Germany and 175th in the world. It is Germany’s oldest university, having been established and actively researched since the Roman Empire. Heidelberg University, offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate programs.

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College Receives Grant to Expand Higher Ed Opportunities

#LetsBFRANK: The College Admissions Blog

The New Commonwealth Social Justice and Equity Fund granted Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology $150,000 to help support programming that will expose high school students to career opportunities in the life sciences and to encourage enrollment in our new Biotechnology degree program. The funding will also bolster development of an industrial design pathway at the college in collaboration with Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design, the nation’s first historically Black colle

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Should You Use a Priority Application for College?

PrepScholar

Did you receive a priority application from a college but aren't sure what exactly it is? Is it a scam? Does it mean you'll automatically be admitted? Should you apply to schools that offer you priority applications or do you have better options? This guide on priority applications will answer all your questions!

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52 Weeks to College: Week 49

Anna Ivey Consulting

A Few Final Things to Do Before You Break for the Holiday Most of you are getting close the time you will break for a winter holiday. And when you have a holiday, so do your school counselor and your teachers. There are a few things you’ll want to do before everyone has some much-needed rest and relaxation. And, of course, I haven’t forgotten that it’s right around the time to hear from the colleges where you applied early.

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Syracuse University | Rankings, admission, and more

iSchoolConnect

About Syracuse University The university founded in the year 1870, is made up of 13 schools and colleges. They offer courses in fine arts, economics, clinical psychology, computer science, law, and many other subjects. Syracuse University has a fantastic 270-acre campus located in the University Hill locality of Syracuse. It is made up of substantial […].

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Top Boarding Schools with Fencing Programs (2022)

Dr. Paul Lowe – Admissions Expert

Many U.S. as well as international middle school and high school students are actively involved and compete in fencing as an interscholastic sport. As result, many parents seek boarding schools that support the fencing-athlete. uke, Many universities, for example, Duke, Harvard, N.Y.U., Johns Hopkins, Notre Dame, Princeton and Columbia have N.C.A.A. fencing teams.