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COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CONSULTING

A Major Journey: Embracing Change and Finding Your True Path in College

Navigating the Financial Aid Applications
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CONSULTING

Post-SCOTUS Guidance: Navigating Race-Neutral College Applications

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COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CONSULTING

The Impact of Race-Neutral Admissions One Year Later

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COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CONSULTING

A Major Journey: Embracing Change and Finding Your True Path in College

Discover how embracing change and exploring new interests in college led our College Coach from a pre-med path to a fulfilling career in sociology. Learn how trusting your instincts can guide you to choosing a major.

Posted on January 23rd, 2025
Navigating the Financial Aid Applications
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CONSULTING

Post-SCOTUS Guidance: Navigating Race-Neutral College Applications

College Coach provides guidance for college applicants navigating the race-neutral admissions landscape post-SCOTUS. Learn how to authentically highlight your racial identity in your application essays while adhering to the new guidelines.

Posted on January 8th, 2025
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COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CONSULTING

The Impact of Race-Neutral Admissions One Year Later

Explore the impact of the 2023 SCOTUS decision on college admissions and campus diversity. Learn how demographic shifts at top colleges affect students’ search and application processes.

Posted on October 31st, 2024
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Tackling Toxic Achievement Culture in College Admissions

Jennifer Breheny Wallace’s Never Enough looks at college admissions through the lens of teen well-being, with a key takeaway: Students who feel a sense that they matter within their school, home, or community are the most likely to thrive.

Posted on September 19th, 2024
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