How to Ace Your College Interview – Find lots of tips here to help you navigate the interview process. And then breathe deeply to calm yourself, put a big smile on your face, and walk in with confidence!
The Rise of Test Optional Admissions – Although many colleges have considered candidates for admission without standardized test results for years, there has been a recent increase in the number and selectivity of colleges offering test optional admissions.
Waitlist Purgatory – The dreaded waitlist. You weren’t rejected, but you weren’t accepted either. What should you do now?
Majoring in Linguistics – With over 5,000 languages spoken around the world, businesses often are unable to communicate
Predictive Analytics & Admissions – the rise of enrollment management programs is changing the face of admissions. Take every opportunity to learn as much as you can about your colleges, understanding that they are spending a great deal
7 College Admission Blunders to Avoid – the journey to college will likely go smoother if you avoid making these seven common mistakes.
Focus on Majors – Geology – Fascinated by rocks and minerals and the forces that shape
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Choosing the “Right” Application – Here’s a rundown of the most commonly used college applications and information on how to choose the ones best for you.
Majoring in Psychology – Psychology is the second most
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Step by Step Guide to the Coalition Application
Majoring in Biomedical Engineering
Time for a FSA ID
Demonstrating Interest
Considering a Community College?
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The Rise in Test Optional Admissions
Majoring in English
Financial Matters: Changes to the Financial Aid Process
The Pros and Cons of Attending a Single Sex College
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By Peter Van Buskirk
http://www.bestcollegefit.com
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