Posted on: 13 Jan 2025
Harvard University has a 3.4% acceptance rate for freshmen applicants, the lowest figure in the country. If you’re not a legacy applicant or recruited athlete, that number drops even lower. Should you miss out joining the Crimson straight out of high school, there is another route you can try. Harvard does in fact welcome an […]
Posted on: 12 Jan 2025
With only a 4% acceptance rate, getting into Stanford University out of high school is not exactly a high-probability outcome. Yet, for some rejected applicants, the dream of becoming a Cardinal is too powerful to let go of. If you fall into that category, there is still a sliver of hope (but we really mean […]
Posted on: 12 Jan 2025
Becoming a USC Trojan has always been a dream of yours. Back when your parents were applying to college, the University of Southern California still accepted close to half of those who applied. However, more recently, USC only accepts 10-12% of freshman applicants. Yet, even if you don’t get accepted right out of high school, […]
Posted on: 12 Jan 2025
Every year, NYU receives over 100,000 applications from high school students. However, last year, they only accepted 9% of freshman applicants and the median SAT of admitted freshmen was 1520. The good news is that the university admits thousands of transfer applicants every year. Even better, acceptance rates for transfers are roughly triple the rate […]
Posted on: 12 Jan 2025
If your initial attempt to become a Golden Bear directly out of high school came up short, there is no reason to lose hope. In fact, UC Berkeley admits 4,000-5,500 applicants every year. In further good news, acceptance rates for transfers at UC Berkeley are roughly double those of the regular round. The following blog […]
Posted on: 10 Jan 2025
I was the oddball kid who could not only sit through nine innings of a baseball game without unleashing a single yawn, but also view all 18.5 hours of Ken Burns’ documentary with nary a pee break. From the age of five, I couldn’t get enough of baseball encyclopedias, NFL almanacs, autobiographies of hockey legends […]
Posted on: 08 Jan 2025
INFJ stands for Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging in the Myers-Briggs universe. It is believed that INFJ personality types make up somewhere around 1-2% of the population. By gender, roughly 2% of women are INFJs while just 1% of men are classified as such. Out of the 16 personality types in Myers-Briggs-speak, INFJ is the very […]
Posted on: 08 Jan 2025
The state of Alabama has 60 colleges and universities, some of which are 4-years schools and other of which are community colleges. Just four are designated as R-1 Doctoral Universities. The following list of the best colleges in Alabama is meant to give you a sense of the array of wonderful higher education options in the […]