Here’s What To Know About Applying to College This Year
Control what you can. Worry less about the test. Write authentic essays.
How Colleges Are Like the Airlines
You probably don’t think colleges are in the yield management business. But they are.
A Most Unusual Admissions Season Begins
What should we make of very early numbers on applications? Who knows, but perhaps the uncertainty is encouraging students to get a jump start on the process.
Test Taking in a Pandemic
Parents and counselors don’t trust that schools are really test optional. That’s why many are still pulling out all the stops to get to a testing site this fall.
New Rules, Same Playing Field
Back to school season feels a lot different this year with varying re-open plans.
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Plan, Replan, Repeat
The fall 2020 semester will look different for colleges across the nation as reopen plans vary.
How Colleges Are Thinking About Tuition Pricing for the Fall
The rush back to campus is driven in part by fear that students won’t pay on-campus tuition for another remote experience.
Slow Walking to the Fall
While a lot of attention has been placed on the Class of 2020, current high school juniors also are seeing their college process upended.
Swirling Around
This summer, the student swirl might be used to describe students trying to decide where to go to college.