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Class of 2028 Admissions: A Cycle Marked by New Challenges

This year’s high school seniors navigated an admissions season bookended by the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn affirmative action and a fiasco with the federal financial aid form (FAFSA) that has left half a million students and their families without vital information on college costs and financial aid awards. In between, we saw campuses beset […]

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Global Campuses, Dual Degree and Joint Degree Programs: What You Need to Know

Interested in adding an international perspective to your college education? These days, your options extend well beyond a semester abroad with exciting options for joint and dual degrees with top universities in the U.S. and around the world. These programs typically offer a broad range of academic choices and the opportunity to acquire direct knowledge […]

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College Admissions: The Year in Review

With 2024 fast approaching, it’s time to take a look back at forces and factors that continue disrupting the college admissions process. Later this week, stay tuned for our predictions for the new year and reflections on this past year at Top Tier Admissions. 2023: LOOKING BACK Supreme Court overturns legality of race-conscious admissions Last June, […]

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First Look: Class of 2028 Early Application Trends

Although the November 1st early admissions deadlines are behind us, most students are still awaiting their decisions and most colleges have yet to publicly announce the number of early applications they received. However, application results shared by a few top public universities including Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia, plus Yale, the only top private university […]

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Should I Submit My SAT Score?

Today, over 1,900 colleges and universities are test-optional and another 80+ colleges and universities are test-blind. As high school students approach the college application process – especially those students aiming for a seat at one of the nation’s most selective universities – the decision about whether or not to submit SAT or ACT scores as […]

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