When visiting the University of Denver, the Director of Admissions provided a number of borderline admissions case scenarios from the prior year. They are instructive for any school in the 50-100 top schools in the nation.
Read MoreThe advice is out there—if you are waitlisted do not wait. What you probably want to know is what that means in a nutshell... the steps are straightforward. Add to that a bit more nuanced thought.
Read MoreDo college admission offices pay attention to my social media posts? The short answer is “yes”; thinking otherwise is either wishful thinking or, at the risk of sounding critical, uninformed.
Read MoreThough there are many parts to a college application, admissions officers ask just two questions...
Read MoreTypically, the admissions officer assigned to your application has about two minutes to convey you and their recommendation to a committee of admissions officers. Using their 2-page application summary sheet as a guide, they might say something like this…
Read MoreWhen we consider the college admissions process from the admissions officers’ point of view we gain insight for our own applications. My 1st blog on this topic shared one such insight. Here is a second.
Read MoreWhen we consider the college admissions process from the admissions officers' point of view, we gain insight for our own applications. Here is a perspective that might be less than common place.
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