Dec 5, 2018 | Applications, Education, Students
For most American teenagers, college in some form is considered an inevitable step after high school. Sometimes it can feel like you’re on a train chugging ceaselessly towards four years of higher education, and beyond that (hopefully) a job. But wait, you might feel...
Nov 28, 2018 | Applications, Education, Students
Brown’s early decision statistics are out, revealing a whopping 20% increase in applicant numbers, up from 3,501 applicants last year to 4,169 this year. So what does that mean for this season of college applications and admissions? While it’s tempting to make grand...
Nov 26, 2018 | Applications, Education, Students
College is a time of great change, your first foray into living independently. And yet the process of applying is often one managed intensely by parents — for good reason, considering they’re (probably) going to be the ones footing the bill. This can be really good,...
Nov 14, 2018 | Applications, Education, Students
After that initial rush to submit EA/ED applications, it can be tempting to hit the snooze button for a while and catch a much-needed break before beginning the process anew with the regular round. At the same time, you will likely find yourself busier than ever with...
Nov 9, 2018 | Applications, Education, Students
College location is one of the first things we notice about a school. If you’re able to go on a tour of campus, you’re likely to be swayed subconsciously by how pretty it is, or what kind of weather it is that day (more on that later). But how much does a school’s...
Nov 6, 2018 | Applications, Education, Students
If you talk to most students about applying to colleges, you’ll likely get similar responses regarding their chosen major: Economics, psychology, engineering, and so on. Given the popularity of certain majors, it’s natural to wonder whether applying for majors that...
