What is Commitment Day for College Admissions?
Commitment Day requires students to secure their place by submitting a deposit and maintaining good academic standing to avoid rescinded offers.… Read More What is Commitment Day for College Admissions?
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Should students prep for the ISEE?
The ISEE is a standardized exam for admission to over 1,200 private schools in the U.S., with different levels and preparation methods recommended for students.… Read More Should students prep for the ISEE?
Target Schools? Not Anymore.
Imagine this: You’re the parent of a teenager, and maybe you have some younger kids as well. You’ve spent the last decade deep in the trenches of parent-teacher conferences, travel sports, and birthday parties. First you’re figuring out how to work a cell phone for yourself, then you’re struggling to figure out at what age… Read More Target Schools? Not Anymore.
How to Apply to the University of California
Navigating college applications involves understanding individual school requirements, such as the UC Application’s unique structure, testing policies, and essay prompts.… Read More How to Apply to the University of California
New Practice SATs Available
Finding trustworthy SAT or ACT practice material can be challenging. Aristotle Circle recommends using official tests from CollegeBoard while partnering with tutors for effective study strategies.… Read More New Practice SATs Available
Changes Coming to the ACT in 2025
The SAT and ACT are important college admissions tests, with significant updates coming in 2025. Students can choose between different test formats, influencing their performance and scores.… Read More Changes Coming to the ACT in 2025
The Leadership Shuffle in the Ivy League
University leadership at Ivy League and elite institutions is in turmoil, with presidents facing challenges and resignations. The impact on students and academics remains uncertain, but traditions and policies may see some changes.… Read More The Leadership Shuffle in the Ivy League
Test Policies of the Top 100 Universities
Now, four years later, higher ed institutions have begun to see the results of their test-optional policies and are updating them as they see fit. Some, such as Wake Forest, stand by their test-optional policy, while others, such as Dartmouth, claim that test scores helped them contextualize a student’s academic experience. Other institutions, such as MIT, claim that the SAT and ACT remain an important predictive factor for a student’s performance in college.… Read More Test Policies of the Top 100 Universities
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