Social Mobility – Rankings of American Colleges
What is social mobility? It’s a term you hear quite often in 2022, particularly in the realm of American higher education. This blog will seek to answer that question in a clear and concise manner….
How to Get Into Pitt – Acceptance Rate & Admissions Strategies
Like Penn State, the University of Pittsburgh is a top-flight public option for residents of the Keystone State. However, standout programs in the disciplines of engineering, nursing, business, and computer science have led students from…
Johns Hopkins Supplemental Essay (2022-23) Prompt and Tips
In the most recent admissions cycle, Johns Hopkins University admitted fewer than 5% of regular decision applicants into the Class of 2026. The overall acceptance rate was 9%. As a school that rejects thousands of…
Emory University 2022-23 Essay Prompts and Tips
Emory’s 11% acceptance rate for the Class of 2026 came after they received a record-setting number of applications last year. Whether applying to Emory College, Oxford College, or both, applicants to this prestigious Atlanta-based research…
2022-23 Brown University Supplemental Essays
Applicants to the Brown Class of 2026 were greeted with just a 5% acceptance rate, the lowest in school history. Given that 19 of every 20 applicants are turned away–even many valedictorians with perfect test…
How to Get Into Binghamton University – Acceptance Rate and Strategies
Established right after the end of World War II, Binghamton University (also called SUNY Binghamton) has grown to become the top-rated public university in the state of New York. More than 42,000 applicants applied to…
How to Get Into Cornell University: Admissions Data and Strategies
Successful applicants to Cornell University universally possess an ‘A’ average in a rigorous high school curriculum, stellar SAT/ACT scores (with some pandemic-driven exceptions), as well as a record of accomplishment outside of the classroom in…
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…
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