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How Your Child Can Stay Competitive in the College Admissions Process, Even as Classes go Digital
How Your Child Can Stay Competitive in the College Admissions Process, Even as Classes go Digital May 15, 2020 High school students have seen a wrench thrown into their Ivy League ambitions. With schools shut down for the rest of the academic year, and no plan for...
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Or does a college even offer the major that an applicant is interested in? Christopher Rim, founder and CEO of Command Education, says students should check college websites to learn more about available program offerings.
Why high school juniors could be big losers in the coronavirus pandemic
“Almost all of my students who have been admitted to top-tier colleges are reconsidering their plans for this upcoming academic year, with some submitting gap year request forms to delay the start of their freshman year so that they can have the full college experience,” college admissions consultant Christopher Rim, the CEO of Command Education
COVID-19 altering college fall admission
CEO and College Admissions Consultant of Command Education Christopher Rim spoke to PIX11 Morning News about what factors are at stake.
The end of campus life: What colleges will look like in the fall, from Zoom classes to deserted quads and sports stadiums
“Almost all of my students who have been admitted to top-tier colleges are reconsidering their plans for this upcoming academic year, with some submitting gap year request forms to delay the start of their freshman year so that they can have the full college experience,” college admissions consultant Christopher Rim, the CEO of Command Education
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Visa restrictions, in particular, “will have an unprecedented impact on both current international college students in the US and also incoming college students this fall,” Command Education CEO Christopher Rim told Yahoo Finance.
High school seniors are in coronavirus ‘limbo’ with college deposits due
A year off is appealing to freaked-out teens. Christopher Rim, a college admissions consultant, says about 75% of his senior students have already said they will take a gap year.
Incoming college students consider taking a gap year instead of school during Covid-19
“Everyone is freaking out a little bit,” added Christopher Rim, president and CEO of Command Education in New York.
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Pay attention to the students. Stop a few students on campus, tell them you’re a prospective student, and ask them a few questions,” Christopher Rim, CEO of Command Education