Get caught up on the latest news in college admissions: Colleges update their Covid response, a Harvard case on affirmative action, extended test-optional policies, and questions about transgender athletes.
How to Write a Strong Letter of Continued Interest
If you’ve been waitlisted or deferred, read our guide to writing a strong letter of continued interest.
This Week in College Admissions – 12/10/2021
Get caught up on the latest news in college admissions: omicron impacts the spring semester, the GRE for law school admissions, Columbia University student-workers on strike, the University of Wisconsin System extends its test-optional policy.
Handling Early Admissions Decisions
You’ve put a lot of effort into your early applications, and hopefully you’ll hear good news from colleges! But whether you’re accepted, denied, or deferred, we’ve got some advice to get you through the coming weeks.
This Week in College Admissions – 12/3/2021
Get caught up on the latest news in college admissions: standardized testing in the University of California System, a debt-free program at Ohio State, and a settlement in a lawsuit with Columbia University.
Reasons to Begin the College Search Now
We know you have a lot on your mind as you head into the spring semester of your junior year, but we recommend you try to carve out some time to begin your college search, too.
Advice for Transfer Students
It’s not uncommon for college students to find themselves wanting to transfer schools. If you’re a college student contemplating a transfer, here are a few strategic moves to be aware of as you’re planning the switch.
This Week in College Admissions – 11/19/2021
Get caught up on the latest news in college admissions: international student enrollment is up, Wake Forest reimagines the tailgate, fundraising is back, and the Coalition App had a glitch.
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