Expert panel discussion: How to Write a Compelling Essay
As SAT and ACT test scores continue to lose value at top-tier universities, college essays have become even more important in the application process. As College Admissions Experts, we know that essays are a crucial part of college applications and differentiate students from thousands of other applicants.
Implications of UC’s going test blind
The 9-campus University of California (UC) system has announced it will stop considering test scores (SAT/ACT). The 23-campus California State University (CSU) system has announced a similar policy through 2023.
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Implications of UC’s going test blind
The 9-campus University of California (UC) system has announced it will stop considering test scores (SAT/ACT). The 23-campus California State University (CSU) system has announced a similar policy through 2023.
Implications of colleges going away from SAT/ACT
In college admissions, there is a very clear trend away from SAT/ACT scores. The 9-campus University of California (UC) system has decided to stop considering SAT/ACT altogether. University of Chicago, ranked #6, has been test optional for several years.
What does all this mean for students? What should they be doing to be competitive for college admissions?
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Because of the intense competition for top-ranked colleges (either public or private), most families will benefit from enrolling in a professional guidance (counseling) program for college admissions. However, most families are not aware of how college admissions counseling works.
Implications of colleges going away from SAT/ACT
In college admissions, there is a very clear trend away from SAT/ACT scores. University of Chicago, ranked #6, has been test optional for several years. The 9-campus University of California (UC) system has decided to stop considering SAT/ACT altogether.
What does all this mean for students? What should they be doing to be competitive for college admissions?