Cnn Internships Summer 2023 – More preliminary decision results have been released, and the numbers continue to break records! Across the country, colleges and universities are reporting historic increases in early decision applications. JMU announced they were “rewriting the record books” with a 30 percent increase in ED applicants this cycle, while Brown and Williams also posted surprising numbers. Unfortunately for many hopeful seniors, what goes up must come down. ED applications are at an all-time high, admission rates are at an all-time low.
A “Jews Not Welcome” sign at the entrance to a high school in Montgomery County, Maryland, has sparked outrage. Students at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda staged a protest last week to protest the sign and other anti-Semitic actions. According to statistics, there has been a recent increase in anti-Semitic incidents in Montgomery County (and across the country), prompting students to ask, “Why is this happening?” Students are encouraging school officials to ask the same question and generate solutions. Meanwhile, Whitman’s Jewish Student Union responded to the incident with an action plan. They are meeting with school administrators to plan community education programs and have already posted a new sign at the school entrance: “Everyone is welcome here.”
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Knox College students recently received an unexpected email. After breaking into the school system, a group of hackers emailed students to inform them of the breach. The group is holding vital information for ransom, hoping the school will pay for the safe return of the students’ confidential data. This is the first known case of hackers contacting students directly, and the school community is hoping administrators can quickly fix the problem. The hackers’ website currently lists an entry for the Knox College data, but the entry point doesn’t lead users to any real information…for now.
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California has found a creative, new way to help students afford college! This year, the state rolled out California College Corps, a program that provides financial assistance to low-income graduates in exchange for community service. Program participants complete 450 hours of community service supporting various organizations and then receive $10,000 for tuition and living expenses. The goal is to reduce the burden of college debt while promoting meaningful civic engagement and potential career paths. More than 500 students have participated in the program so far, many of whom are first-generation college students and students of color. Governor Newsom is particularly proud of the program and is very optimistic that the core will create a promising future for thousands of students.
“Stanford University lost its mind” last week, according to Fox News contributor Sarah Carter. Thousands took to Twitter and other social media platforms to criticize and mock Stanford’s Harmful Language Initiative, a multi-year project aimed at removing harmful language from the school’s website and codes. The “naughty list” of phrases – which are organized into ten different categories – includes “users”, “survivor”, “American” and “Karen”.
In response to the negative press, Stanford officials insist that the terms’ wording does not reflect university policy. Also, there is no limit to these words. Rather, discussions around such phrases mean “to support an inclusive community.” PS: If you’re curious to see a glossary of terms, you’re in luck! After receiving so much feedback, the university closed the list behind a password. But my family managed to get it before it was locked and we’ve all been laughing about it for the past week!
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How will we afford college? That’s the question hundreds of Maryland families thought they’d be answering years ago when they invested in the state’s 529 prepaid savings accounts. This type of plan allows families to lock in future tuition payments at a current price. It seemed like a safe investment in the child’s future, but now something is!
After discovering the calculation error in the spring, Maryland Prepaid College Trust stopped interest payments on the accounts. Families not only lose access to the care they rely on; Many say they don’t even have access to their principal. Parent groups have formed to fight frozen bills as hundreds struggle to pay school bills this spring.
Imagine getting a B on an English essay only to turn it in! Sounds like a dream, right? Well, this is actually a growing reality for students enrolled in first-year composition courses. Many universities have moved to a paper-based grading model for writing classes. This alternative approach seeks to focus on numerical results and reduce the pressure to produce “perfect” essays. Instead, professors outline expectations for the effort, which typically includes class participation, writing conferences, and multiple drafts. Proponents of the work-based model believe that this approach will help address the problem of assessment bias and elevate students from marginalized backgrounds as well as students with learning disabilities. Others worry that the effectiveness of such a model would be difficult to measure and could encourage “laziness” among students. So far, students have largely praised the work-based assessment, insisting that the new look at the traditional writing process makes them more confident communicators.
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We hope everyone is enjoying the holidays and taking time to relax with friends and family! My kids and I spent the week in Hilton Head, which was fun and relaxing, but cold!
But if you’re a high school senior who can’t relax because you’ve got college deadlines or last-minute essays to write, we’ve got you covered. We have a few appointments available between now and the New Year. Book your session today!
Last week, many high school students were waiting – Early release decision! The news rained down and we were worried all week! If you’re still waiting, remember you can check this website to see the official list of release dates and times. Updated almost daily!)
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We are absolutely thrilled to see so many students accepted into the schools of their choice. Thank you to all of our families who emailed us to share the news! If you’ve been admitted on Early Decision, make sure you carefully read our recent blog post on ED admissions. We’ve outlined 5 important steps you should take now.
But what if you don’t get the solution you were hoping for? Well, first of all, don’t despair. There has been a huge increase in apps over the past two years and the trend looks set to continue. As of November 1, college applications for fall 2023 are up 41% over the 2019-2020 cycle. All of these numbers lead to inevitable disappointment for some students.
If you don’t get the news you want or expect, don’t panic! This is not the end of your college admissions journey. Check out these 5 steps to managing delays and rejections.
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If you’re looking for more information on the details we mentioned above, we encourage you to read some of our blog posts from past cycles:
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If you’re one of our longtime readers, you might notice something different this week. We publish on Monday! Yes, we will try to move our weekly updates from here to Monday and you will see more content later in the week. I’d love to hear any thoughts or comments!
In an email to advisors on 12/12, Rutgers announced that they will be moving to the Common App for the HS class of 2024. Good news!
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The data starts coming in this month when colleges release their Early Decision/Restrictive Early Action news. Several schools received record numbers of early applicants, including Duke, Dartmouth and Yale, and this again led to record low acceptance rates. We will continue to track the data as more early decision data is shared. So far, we have been fortunate to have a large number of our students accepted to several great schools – Tufts, Barnard, Northwestern, Emory, Syracuse, Villanova, Elon, and of course UVA! We had more students than ever before opting out of ED because their preferred schools only offered EA (or REA). We’re still waiting on some of those decisions, but Clemson and UGA performed really strongly.
A lost student will come home for Christmas. In late November, St. John Fisher University senior Kenny DeLand Jr. disappeared from Grenoble Alpes University, where he was studying abroad. Friends reported her missing and investigators launched a multinational search. Deland was found safe in Spain last week, but no further details have been released. For now, it remains a mystery why and how Deland ended up in Spain.
As we reported last week, University of Idaho gruesome homicide investigators finally have a lead in the case. A white Hyundai Elantra was found near the crime scene and police are trying to identify the person(s) in the car. They are currently searching for over 22,000 vehicles that match the description. Meanwhile, investigators continue to search for surveillance footage