Here is a list of colleges that do not use SAT or ACT scores for admitting students.
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SAT/ACT are taking more precaution to ensure students are not cheating on the SAT. Read on…
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PSAT/NMSQT is a confusing topic for American students who live abroad. This page helps explain how students are recognized and what qualifies someone for the scholarship. Qualifying scores differ from state to state, and for American students who live abroad…everyone is lumped into the same “international” category, read on…
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May 092012
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But teens should say no. Peer pressure, not wanting to ignore friends, leads to texting and driving. And a new study shows that 75 percent of young adults think there’s nothing wrong with that.
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May 092012
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Bad stuff happens to everyone. So what is it that allows some people bounce back from the slings and arrows of life while others crumble?
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Tour guides and student ambassadors who are paid don’t necessarily advertise that fact. Applicants and parents may find that touring colleges in person or via virtual campus visits makes them better…
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Colleges use money to woo top students. It’s an effective tactic, but it drives up tuition for everyone else.
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Whether you had serious case of senioritis or something else that caused a tumble in your grades, the college you got accepted to will need will need an explanation.
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Often, I’ve seen parents look to impress the student tour guides as if they were the actual admissions officers. The parents seem only interested in making it clear how amazing they think their kids are.
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He laid out “5 Tips to Create A Winning College Admissions Plan For Your Child,” and countless readers wrote in to praise his advice, including experts in the field and many satisfied parents and students…
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