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Guide to Financial Aid Letters + Examples

StandOut College Prep

Congratulations on receiving your financial aid award letter! No matter where you are heading, your financial aid award letter is a crucial document that can make or break your decision to attend a particular college or university. So, let’s dive in and explore the different parts of your financial aid award letter!

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Brown Reinstates SAT/ACT Requirement

BestColleges

The university's announcement also includes news on its Early Decision and legacy admissions policies, both of which they'll maintain, at least for now. This new policy will trigger an "increase in applicants from schools with which the admissions office is unfamiliar and who present transcripts that are more difficult to interpret."

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Are the SAT and ACT Still Relevant for College Admissions?

Solomon Admissions

Financial Aid: Colleges use SAT and ACT scores to determine eligibility for scholarships and financial aid, which can make a significant difference in a student's ability to afford college. Test Optional: More colleges are adopting test-optional policies, which allow students to apply without submitting test scores.

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College Admissions Glossary of Terms

Admissions Village

Minor: An academic field that a student chooses to focus on that typically requires a smaller number of classes than a major. Test Blind : A college admissions policy where standardized test scores (like the SAT or ACT) are not considered at all, even if a student submits them. See Financial Aid Package for more detail.

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2023 Niche Spring Survey of Juniors

Niche

With the upcoming Supreme Court decision around using race in admissions looming this summer it’s important for colleges to proactively find ways to maintain their gains through incentives for low-income and first-generation students, among whom underrepresented minorities are overrepresented.

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Phil Hill Talks About the Impact of New IPEDS Data on Institutions and EdTech

Ruffaloni

In the past this discussion (about 12-month unduplicated versus fall snapshot data) has been viewed as a very wonky-type of data collection policy issue, and for that reason not many people paid attention to the details. It’s not just a wonky issue with some minor data differences. Can you scale?”

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Dartmouth Diversity Statistics

AdmissionSight

Dartmouth Financial Diversity Dartmouth College attracts students from different socioeconomic backgrounds and ensures financial concerns don’t hinder your education. Most students apply for need-based financial aid, and Dartmouth prioritizes meeting 100% of the demonstrated financial need for those who qualify.