Career Services & ROI on Your College Investment
As colleges compete for your business, they often tout their shiniest new amenities—the Mall of America-size fitness center boasting a 35-foot rock climbing wall (University of Texas), the dorm facility featuring a sauna, steam room,…
How to Get Into Boston College: Admissions Data and Strategies
From 1980 to 1990, Boston College accepted as few as 31% of applicants and as many as 45% of prospective Eagles. Between 1994 and 2003, the average SAT score jumped roughly 100 points with the…
How to Get Into Carnegie Mellon: Admissions Data and Strategies
Over 27,000 high-achieving teens applied to be part of Carnegie Mellon’s Class of 2024—17% were accepted. The vast majority of successful applicants had pristine transcripts and SATs of 1500 or better. Selectivity at this school,…
How to Get Into Notre Dame: Admissions Data and Strategies
Notre Dame has always been a university for high-achieving students. In 1986, the home of the Fighting Irish admitted 43% of applicants. This group, the Class of 1990, sported an average SAT score of 1200;…
How to Get Into Washington University in St. Louis: Admissions Data and Strategies
Washington University in St. Louis (often referred to as WashU or WUSTL) is a mouthful to say, but the name of this private research university founded in 1853 comes out the mouths of more top…
How to Get Into Northwestern: Admissions Data and Strategies
Located in Evanston, Illinois, near the desirable city of Chicago, Northwestern University is home to 8,300+ brilliant undergraduates and a number of the top academic programs in the world. The notion of Northwestern being a…
How to Get Into the University of Georgia (UGA): Admissions Data & Strategies
Fifteen years ago, becoming a Georgia Bulldog was a pretty routine venture. The average successful applicant had a GPA of 3.6 and an SAT score of right around 1200—more than 75% of those who applied…
College Admission Tips for Homeschool Students
Let us begin by saying that if your son or daughter is among the 2.3 million children presently being homeschooled in the United States, they already enjoy a statistical advantage in many important facets of…
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