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This was such a good conversation. I joined Chris Bell on The College Talk Show to talk about Adoption and College Admissions.
Watch here: youtu.be/hrNvuhkkCig
#TheCollegeTalkShow #NationalAdoptionMonth
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Kateryna Fedirko '26; Dr. Bradley Woodworth, & Greg Eichhorn discuss a brand-new #scholarship to bring Ukrainian students to #UNewHaven. Fedirko is the first student to be assisted by the University’s Ukrainian Student Support Fund. (via @NBCConnecticut) bit.ly/3HpEL5A
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Worried about teenage mental health? (who isn't)? This psychologist has a radical solution: hechingerreport.org/opinion-…
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#ICYMI | The most competitive colleges and universities in the country got more competitive. But most institutions are still trying to fill their classes. bit.ly/37LJi49
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New programs from Drew University, Gettysburg College, Purdue University, Northwest, Roanoke College, St. Lawrence University, University of La Verne, and York College of Pennsylvania bit.ly/38IdjlO
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Do you know what your ACT/SAT score was in high school? (RTs appreciated)
73%Yes
16%No
5%Show me the results
6%What year is it?
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Should You Take the SAT/ACT or Not? akilbello.com/2021/10/02/sho…
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ICYMI: My first story to focus on HBCUs and the historical underfunding.
Despite 2020 being a remarkable year for donations for several Black higher ed institutions, there’s still more to be done.
houstonchronicle.com/news/ho…
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Two national experts on higher ed will discuss a new book featuring The College of Wooster and navigating financial aid in general on the Kaplan Bold Leaders in Learning live broadcast on YouTube today at 2 p.m. ET. Use this link to tune in! youtu.be/9IbYGWEybm0 @BusteedBold
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Please help me get this callout to college applicants who might have written application essays about money, social class, work or related matters. Thanks so much... nytimes.com/2021/03/04/your-…
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Replying to @ronlieber
@ronlieber: “For many families, degree-seeking is a quest to maintain status: having their children continue the family tradition at the alma mater, or someplace better, or someplace face-saving when it’s time for the social media sweatshirt reveal.” twnctry.co/8VSrtTM
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Goodbye SAT subject tests. And goodbye optional essay. And... hello, SAT revision? washingtonpost.com/local/edu…
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Collecting these college application essays about money, work and social class each year gives me more hope than just about anything I do. Let's meet the four writers. 1/5 nytimes.com/2020/08/28/your-…
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#CommonApp is pleased to welcome more than 40 new members for 2020-2021 application season: bit.ly/2XPExiD
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I admire each of the five college application essays on money that won @ronlieber's annual award for @nytimes. But I dare you to read the last one, Astrid Liden's ode to the library as lifeline, and keep your eyes dry. @ALALibrary @Columbia #libraries nyti.ms/2LtjrlF
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Highly qualified and ethical college consultants offer a world of benefits. When seeking the help of a college consultant, do your research and choose wisely.
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IECs help level the playing field by supporting middle-class students who go to public school to gain similar expert help and advice at an hourly rate that is affordable for most. iecaonline.com/how-iecs-help… via @IECA @MarkSklarow
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In light of this week's big FBI/DOJ investigation, we decided to carefully review our own files, and made a disturbing discovery. It appears that some of our quidditch recruits can't really fly.
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Photos from my visits to @LMUAdmission @OxyAdmission @pepperdine @UCLAAdmission and @USCAdmission are now available at dscollegeconsulting.com/coll…. Ask me what I learned!




















