Holy Cross Explains Admissions Critera, Test Optional Policy in Clear Language “Am I likely to get admitted to this college I’m interested in?” That’s a question on the mind of most college bound high school students, often as early as their sophomore year. Different schools provide different level of detail and clarity to answer that […]
Yes, private sector admissions directors are stressed. With the start of the NACAC 2018 conference this week, arrival of the new Inside Higher Ed/Gallup survey of admissions directors was especially timely. Curiosity, of course, took me off to download a copy and read through the findings. With special attention to the results from admissions directors […]
Drexel University decides 47,477 apps are too many I can’t quite remember when it started but once upon a time colleges and universities were first offered the opportunity to send “fast app” application forms to high school students who had not applied for admission. The apps were pretty much completely filled out in advance. About […]
Student Recruitment: how green is the grass in your yard? Sometimes you can’t escape reading higher education RFPs for marketing services. And those RFPs provide interesting insight into the marketing challenges faced in both the public and private sectors and what people would like to do to meet them. In the last 30 days I’ve read RFPs from […]