According to the NY Times A fascinating new study is shortly to be introduced which looks at this question in a statistical, sociological manner, and the answer is not what you might expect. The study, which used data from the General Social Survey, postis that the profession of collegiate faculty is “typecast”.
Full Story »It’s Been Awhile
Sorry it has been so long since I have posted a blog. This one will have to be a short one for now because I am on a time limit to get all my stuff done today
Full Story »How do colleges want you? Well rounded or with edges?
Do they want you “well-rounded” or “uniquely passionate”? Admission deans answer your questions on Wall Street Journal/Unigo. Click HERE for the answer!
Full Story »Starting all over again…
I know it’s been way too long. Toward the end of last semester, I was on the verge of going crazy due to all of the basketball games and performances we had to do for poms and finals week I was a big hot mess. So hello again and yes, I am still alive. My month home for winter break was amazing! I was definitely not ready to come back to reality and realize that I still have a whole new semester and all new classes to start. It’s especially weird to go home for a whole month.
Full Story »Does it really matter how many times you contact the college?
Well, the answer is yes, no, maybe, and it depends. Here is a video from admission deans on the subject, click HERE.
Full Story »Community College Honors Programs
It is happening more and more at community colleges with Honors Programs….”the best and the brightest” go to community college for two years and 8,000.00….then transfer to elite four year colleges. The Washington Post reports.
Full Story »College Adventures: Eckerd’s London program
First, let’s take a look at Eckerd College. The Chronicle of Higher Education named Eckerd number one in 2003 for the number of undergraduates who studied abroad. One of their most amazing programs is their London Study Centre.
Full Story »Questions on the FAFSA?
Mark Kantrowitz, from www.finaid.org and www.fastweb.com, is answering questions about the FAFSA on the NY Times Choice Blog website. I highly recommend you read the article, the questions, and Mark’s answers if you are filling out the FAFSA this year!
Full Story »Travels with Tam and Learning Differences: Lynn University
Lynn University is located in Boca Raton, Florida, about two miles from the beach. Sunny weather, perfect location, and a terrific LD program for college students called the Institute for Achievement and Learning. They have tremendous services available, including the Heller Family Diagnostic Center. Students with learning issues who need support should take a close look at what Lynn University has to offer.
Full Story »The National Survey of Student Engagement
The NSSE can play a role in your college search and selection process. Don’t know what the NSSE is? The National Survey of Student Engagement is a yearly national survey which gathers information from 4 year colleges and universities
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