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Georgia University System Terminates Over 200 Programs
by Anais Kessler | October 5, 2022 | Blog Posts
The University of Georgia in Athens saw the greatest number of program cuts, with 43 programs to be terminated, followed by Georgia Southern University, with 32 programs on the chopping block.

Columbia Removed from US News Ranking Due to Misreported Data
by Anais Kessler | July 15, 2022 | Blog Posts
Columbia University, previously listed number 2 Best College in the nation by the U.S. News & World Report, has been unranked. According to The New York Times, Columbia declared its withdrawal from the 2023 ranking after being unable to verify

Early Action, Early Decision and Regular Decision Results 2021-2022
by Ashley Lehane | January 31, 2022 | Blog Posts
Georgia Tech Institute of Technology The Georgia Tech Institute of Technology released their admissions decisions for the Early Action 2 application cycle this past Saturday, January 29th. The school reports that 12% of applicants were admitted from a pool of

Soccer Recruiting
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Lacrosse Recruiting
Top 10 Men’s College Lacrosse Programs Duke University The University of Virginia The University of Maryland Denver University University of Notre Dame Syracuse University Yale University Loyola University Maryland University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) Johns Hopkins University

Rowing Recruiting
Top 10 Men’s College Rowing Programs Princeton University Harvard University Yale University Columbia University University of Pennsylvania Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of California, Berkeley (Cal) Cornell University Dartmouth University Brown University Top 10 Women’s College Rowing Programs Princeton University

Prepare Yourself for “Weed-out” Courses
by Anais Kessler | December 7, 2021 | Blog Posts
Excited to begin their new journey in college, incoming freshmen are often surprised that their introductory courses have unexpectedly difficult curricula: hours of work, crushing exams, and enigmatic concepts. Sometimes, the curriculum might demand a style of studying and learning

Does being a legacy help college admissions?
by Anais Kessler | November 30, 2021 | Blog Posts
Yale University is currently in the midst of a debate surrounding legacy admissions. In October, the Yale College Council Senate (YCC), a “policy advocacy body that seeks to promote the student voice to Yale administrators,” passed a resolution calling for

Amherst Ends Legacy Admissions
by Anais Kessler | November 9, 2021 | Applications, Blog Posts
Amherst College has ended legacy preference, no longer giving children of alumni an advantage in admissions. This decision was made in an attempt to level the playing field in college admissions, as Amherst wants to create access to educational opportunities

New Financial Restructuring Campaigns at Yale and Cornell
by Anais Kessler | November 5, 2021 | Blog, Blog Posts
The cost of attending elite educational institutions has long been a topic of intense debate: private school costs often place a significant financial burden on families. In light of the recent pandemic and increasing student concern over the negative impact