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The COVID-19 pandemic shifted the way higher education institutions review applications, with many colleges choosing to adopt a test-optional application review process. However, with record-breaking applicant pools and record-low admit…

Are you ready for Regular Decision notification dates? Admissions offices across the U.S. are working hard to get through hundreds of thousands of Regular Decision college applications for the class of 2028 in order to notify students of th…

Choosing between in-state and out-of-state colleges is an important decision that can significantly impact your college experience. In-state institutions often offer financial advantages, with lower tuition costs and potential access to sta…

The value of a college degree is a topic of constant debate and often something families consider when preparing for the college admissions process. There is no denying that a college education is one of the most important investments famil…

Mechanical engineering involves the study of machines, materials, and mechanisms — that is, how things work. If you have a genuine interest in understanding how mechanical systems function and enjoy working with tools and machinery, this…

Here are the Colleges That are Open for On-Campus Visits After more than a year without in-person college tours, some universities are reopening for on-campus visits. Visiting colleges can be a valuable opportunity for students to get a com…

Here are the Colleges that Superscore the ACT Superscoring is the practice of considering only the highest section scores across all SAT or ACT test scores that are submitted when evaluating applications. Many schools already superscore for…

…perimental Game Design. Students at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) can get involved with the Experimental Game Lab, which offers students the opportunity to work on unique gaming projects, team up with graduate students,…

…including two dual degree programs with Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University's School of Nursing. Berry sits on 27,000 acres. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources oversees 16,000 acres of Berry's campus, and the schoo…

…f Maryland, Carnegie Mellon University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Boston University, and more. Students interested in STEM should spend time in high school developing their interests and participating in STEM-based activities in orde…

…s come together to develop mobile apps. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA For a college leading the way in STEM education and mobile application development, look no further than Georgia Institute of Technology. At Georgia Tech�…

….10% 12.00% 15.50% 14.00% 14.50% 15.00% Georgia Institute of Technology 13.81%  16.46% 17.14% 21.30% 20.00% 18.80% 22.00% 23.20% Hamilton College TBA 11.77% 11.78% 18.00% 18.40% 16.10% 20.80% 23.60% Harvard University 3.59% 3.45% 3.19% 3.4…

Students navigating the college admissions process continue to experience unique challenges and changes, including the announcement of an entirely digital SAT, continued test-optional policies, increasing application numbers, and each st…

If you’re interested in pursuing journalistic writing, you don’t need to wait until college to get started. In fact, exploring different types of writing can help give high school students a head start for the college admissions process…

For waitlisted students, it can be hard to judge just how much of a chance they have of getting accepted off the waitlist. Data around waitlist acceptances can be scarce, especially as waitlists at top colleges grow and more and more schoo…

After many colleges reported all-time low acceptance rates, some students might be curious about their yield rates, or just how many of these admitted applicants have chosen to enroll. Yield is a priority for every college because it impac…

Though it may seem hard to believe, the topic of women’s history is a relatively recent addition to higher education, having been largely absent prior to the 1970s. To address this issue, the Education Task Force of California established…

  The transfer admissions process can often be even more selective than regular undergraduate admissions, and with 35% of college students transferring at least once, it’s important to understand exactly how difficult (or not!) it is t…