Do Colleges See All of My SAT and ACT Scores?
During the application process, most colleges only see a student’s highest-ever SAT section scores and highest-ever ACT composite score and section scores.
During the application process, most colleges only see a student’s highest-ever SAT section scores and highest-ever ACT composite score and section scores.
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You get one chance at a first impression. And in college admissions, that is a very high stake first impression. Will an admission officer google your name? Very likely, yes. So here are a few suggestions to make sure that your individual digital brand helps instead of hurts your chances.
Your college choice will impact how much you pay for college, how much you enjoy those years, how much you will learn, who you will become, what you will do after college, and how successful you will be. Given its importance, it makes sense to do your due diligence when
It’s April, and the decisions are in. The long-awaited regular decision applications have been read, the deferrals have been sorted out, and the verdict is in: Waitlisted. What do you do?
It’s that time of the year when high school seniors and their parents anxiously and excitedly await those fateful emails. Accepted? Deferred? Denied?
