Accepted? Time for Colleges to Compete for YOU
Colleges want accepted students to enroll, and often they will lower their tuition to entice a student to do so. Here’s how to negotiate college financial aid.
Colleges want accepted students to enroll, and often they will lower their tuition to entice a student to do so. Here’s how to negotiate college financial aid.
As college enrollment declines, more colleges are using merit aid to attract students, but families have to know where to look.
Caltech is the first college to require that students submit AP or IB exam scores if they have taken any of these exams.
Not only are more colleges moving to test-required or test-preferred admissions, but college applicants are responding and increasingly sending SAT and ACT scores.
AP and IB exam scores continue to rise in importance for college admissions.
Instead of a blog post, here is a podcast, an op-ed, and a TV clip to answer whether standardized tests matter to colleges (even to so-called “test-blind” colleges), and, if so, how much. If you want all the info with details and nuance, choose the podcast: “College Admissions and Test
