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Are Ivy league accredited college courses worth it?
I have been accepted to multiple ivy league college summer programs for college credits. Although i am receiving some financial aid, i still have to pay some out of pocket. So my question is, consider...
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College admissions is so messed up- Agree or Disagree?
This is like a discussion question- I want to know your thoughts.
I feel like it is way too grueling, stressful, and unfair.
People are literally giving up their high school career just to get waitlis...
Williams, Dartmouth, Brown, or Cornell for finance?
If I want to get a job as an investment banker at a major bank, should I go to Williams, Dartmouth, Brown, or Cornell for undergrad? I know that Williams and Dartmouth don't have undergrad business sc...
UC schools require 1 year of art for incoming freshmen, I don't know if I'm eligible for application.
I'm a junior looking into colleges right now, and I was looking at Berkeley and UCLA's freshmen requirements and they state,
"You must complete 15 A-G courses with at least 11 courses finished prior ...
Can I commit to William and Mary and then transfer to Williams College?
If I get offered a full athletic scholarship to William and Mary, and the coach at Williams College really wants me on their team but can't offer me any scholarships, which college should I go to? Cou...
Does ethnicity really impact college admissions as much as the chancing engine shows?
I have always known that there is some influence of ethnicity but I didn’t know it was this much. I am half Caucasian and half Latino but I look very Caucasian. At first I put white in the chancing en...
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