How to Answer the COVID-19 Question on the Common App
With COVID-19 having been an omnipresent force in all of our lives, including the entire educational universe, it should come as little surprise that the virus even managed to infiltrate the college application itself two…
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….
2022-23 Princeton Supplemental Essays – Prompts and Tips
Princeton University’s 3.98% acceptance rate for the 2021-22 freshman class was the lowest in school history. When applying to an Ivy like Princeton, even applicants with perfect GPAs and test scores need to find a…
Mental Health in College Students – From Application to Enrollment
Sometimes it takes unspeakably tragic events to bring the existence of a widespread problem into the national conversation. In the past decade, highly-publicized suicides at Penn, Hamilton College, MIT, NYU, and Cornell, among others, have…
How to Get Into Ohio State University: Acceptance Rate & Strategies
In autumn of 1995, Ohio State University welcomed a typical freshman class of 5,794 individuals to campus. Ninety percent of this Buckeye cohort were Ohio residents and they carried an average SAT score of 1074…
How to Get Into Brandeis University: Acceptance Rate & Admissions Strategies
Less than 10 miles from Boston, Brandeis University is yet another high-end option in a geographical region teeming with elite schools. Founded by the American-Jewish community in 1948, this mid-sized private university is home to…
2022-23 Carnegie Mellon (CMU) Essays – Prompts and Tips
When applying to a school like Carnegie Mellon that receives 26,000+ applications each year, it’s important to keep in mind that around 22,000 of this group will ultimately be denied admission. Many of these 22,000…
2022-23 Wake Forest Supplemental Essays – Prompts and Tips
Admission is highly competitive at Wake Forest University, a mid-sized private school in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. They accept only one-quarter of applicants and standards are high. In fact, almost 70% of enrolled students finished in…
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