Why Are Some Colleges Choosing to Reduce Their Enrollments?
University Admissions · Official Announcement Several colleges are reducing their enrollments by implementing stricter admissions practices and enforcing financial policies. For instance, the University of Arizona saw a nearly 19% decline in its latest cohort due to updated policies, including ending rolling admissions for first-year, on-campus students and discontinuing a program for academically unprepared students. […]
Rochester — A letter to my younger self – Admissions Blog
Ariel Greenberg, a member of the Class of 2026 at the University of Rochester, reflects on her journey and offers advice to her younger self. She shares insights on the challenges and rewards of college life, emphasizing the importance of…
Ever-evolving interests at URochester
Miki Chiu, a student at the University of Rochester, reflects on how her interests have evolved over time and how these changes have influenced her college experience. “What do you want to be when you grow up?” she recalls being…
My Rice Life
Rice University’s Office of Admission offers a glimpse into life at the university through their blog, “My Rice Life.” This platform provides firsthand accounts and insights into various aspects of campus life, academics, and community engagement. The blog covers a…
University of Pennsylvania Announces New Partnership with Service to School to Support Veteran and Military-Affiliated A
University of Pennsylvania (Penn) recently announced a new partnership with Service to School (S2S) through its VetLink program. This initiative aims to enhance access and support for U.S. military veterans and service members as they handle the college application process.…
Embarrassing Mistakes I Have Made…So Far | MIT Admissions
It’s been about a month since the first day of classes at MIT, and Leya E. ’30 reflects on her experiences so far. Despite the challenges and workload, she finds comfort in the fact that every week brings an end…