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Thursday, July 28, 2022
Ten Ways to Demonstrate Interest in Colleges Over the School Year

Ten Ways to Demonstrate Interest in Colleges Over the School Year

By Krista, IvyWise College Admissions Counselor and Former and Former Assistant Director of Admissions at Johns Hopkins University Demonstrated interest is an important part of the college application process, and there are a lot of ways for students to show their interest in colleges throughout the school year. Demonstrated interest is the amount of interaction and interest a student has shown in a particular college or university. This includes how they’ve interacted online, in person, and how they show they’ve done their research when applying (or informed interest).
Friday, February 5, 2016
Demonstrated Interest: What’s Your IQ?

Demonstrated Interest: What’s Your IQ?

IvyWise counselors Victoria and Rachel explain why it's crucial for students to demonstrate their interest in their top-choice universities on the college admissions podcast, giving listeners expert insight from former admissions officers. Listen Now! You probably think of Einstein and intelligence tests when you think of IQ, but in college admissions, IQ is entirely different.
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Legacy Admissions: How Important Are Legacy College Admissions?

Legacy Admissions: How Important Are Legacy College Admissions?

Legacy Admissions: Does Legacy Status Improve Your Chances in College Admissions? There are many nuances to the college admissions process, and one of the aspects that can be hard for students to navigate is whether or not applying to their parents’ alma mater will impact their chances of admission. Legacy status in college admissions can be a confusing avenue to travel, but there can be some benefits – and drawbacks – to applying to college as a legacy.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
QUIZ: Do You Know The Truth About College Admissions?

QUIZ: Do You Know The Truth About College Admissions?

With all of the stress, pressure and confusion surrounding the college admissions process, it's no wonder that people start to develop their own theories on how it all works. You've likely heard a "secret" admissions rumor from a friend of a friend that has made you panic. But what is the truth?
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Should You Apply Early Decision? Early Decision Plans Explained

Should You Apply Early Decision? Early Decision Plans Explained

As you're researching schools on your college list, you may come across unfamiliar terms, such as Early Decision, Early Action, and Single Choice Early Action, among others. These are application options that differ based on the deadline, response date, and your commitment to attend the school, if accepted. Deciding which path to take involves research into school policies, not to mention preparation!
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
The Importance of Demonstrating Genuine Interest

The Importance of Demonstrating Genuine Interest

Imagine being asked to the prom, but instead of a thoughtful invitation to accompany a charming peer, you are instead informed that you will be the 10th person asked and if the others decline the offer, then you will be invited. Would that make you feel special or important? Well, this is how many college admissions offices can feel.
Thursday, October 26, 2017
How College Admissions Decisions Are Made and What to Do Next

How College Admissions Decisions Are Made and What to Do Next

IvyWise counselors Victoria and Christine break down the college admissions rubric and discuss examples of different hard and soft factors that admissions officers evaluate on the college admissions podcast, giving listeners expert insight from former admissions officers. Listen Now! When making admissions decisions, colleges and universities in the US don’t just look at grades and test scores.
Friday, February 5, 2016
The Importance of Diversity and Fit in College Admissions

The Importance of Diversity and Fit in College Admissions

By an IvyWise Principal College Admissions Counselor In 2013, a Pennsylvania high school student named Suzy Lee Weiss wrote an op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal about not being admitted to the Ivy League colleges of her dreams. The article drew national controversy over the unrealistic expectations of college admissions offices and the role of diversity in building an incoming class at the most prestigious universities. "I offer about as much diversity as a saltine cracker," she wrote, satirically.
Friday, February 5, 2016
Tips for Chinese Students Applying to US Universities

Tips for Chinese Students Applying to US Universities

In recent years, there has been a steady growth of Chinese students enrolling in US universities and colleges, with nearly 300,000 coming to the US for the 2013-14 academic year. Although this is a fairly small number compared to the nine million university students studying in China, the country has also seen a steady decrease in students who sit for its national college entrance exam, the Gaokao. This indicates that international education is unquestionably on the rise.
Wednesday, June 1, 2022
Why You Should Demonstrate Interest During the College Admissions Process

Why You Should Demonstrate Interest During the College Admissions Process

By Alecia, IvyWise College Admissions Counselor Demonstrated Interest is a concept that is often misunderstood by many students and parents going through the college admissions process. Students imagine college admissions officers tallying up the number of emails you’ve written and the number of times you’ve visited campus to determine if you like that school or not. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth.
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