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Finalizing your College List
The number of colleges/universities you should apply to can depend on a number of factors such as your specific goals, the selectivity of the schools you're interested in, and how aggressive you want to be. I have had students apply to a large number of colleges. Often times, it is because they are either playing the numbers game and/or they are only interested in the most selective ones and/or they are looking to shop for the most favorable financial aid package they can ge


The College Personal Statement- Achievement and Character
Summer has officially arrived and, for my rising seniors, it is time to work on the "college essay" or "personal statement". The college essay is an opportunity for students to set themselves apart, a chance to present a side of them that may not be reflected on the application. There is no question that grades, test scores and awards play a major role in the admissions process. Applications offer ample space for these achievements to be outlined and highlighted. But


What College is a Good Fit for Me?
Should I apply to a small liberal arts college or a large university? Deciding between a small liberal arts college and a large university is a personal choice and largely depends on what you're looking for in your college experience. Here are some points to consider for each option: Small Liberal Arts Colleges: - Class Size and Interaction: Typically offer smaller class sizes, which can mean more personalized attention from professors and greater participation in discussions


Applying Early Decision vs. Regular Decision
Deciding between Early Decision (ED) and Regular Decision (RD) is an important choice and can impact your college admissions strategy. Here are some key differences and considerations to help you decide: Early Decision (ED): - Binding Commitment: ED is binding, meaning if you're accepted, you must attend and withdraw all other applications. This option is best for students who are certain about their first-choice school. - Potential Admission Advantage: Some schools may have


The College Visit
What should I look for during college visits? College visits are a fantastic opportunity to get a feel for the campus and see if it's the right fit for you. Here are some key aspects to focus on during your visits: Campus Atmosphere: Pay attention to the overall vibe. Do you feel comfortable and welcome? Observe the interactions between students and faculty to get a sense of the community. Facilities: Check out the libraries, labs, dorms, dining halls, and recreational facili


Summer Enrichment and Exploration- How to make the most of your summers
Dear Juniors, Thanksgiving is almost upon us. I hope that you have some fun plans with friends and/or relatives. At this point, I am meeting with each one of you individually to build your resumes. If you haven’t heard from me yet, I will be making my rounds so expect an email/text. Also, right about now until January is a good time to think about summer enrichment and exploration programs to make the most of your summers , if you are interested. Summer is a time for fun


College Admissions Season is Crazier than Ever
Another crazy application cycle has seen records broken from previous years. The culprit? Well, there are many factors.


How Most Selective Colleges can Admit a Greater Number of Students
Should Competitive Colleges Admit More Students? A few experts on admissions and education professors say it's time. And a few colleges...


Crazy Admissions Season To Say The Least!
If you have any questions regarding this article, please contact us at Hunnewell Education Group at www.hunnewelled.com
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