I Got My Decision! What’s Next?
Earlier this week, the admissions team sent out our decision letters for our Fall 2025 students. To all our applicants,
Read MoreEarlier this week, the admissions team sent out our decision letters for our Fall 2025 students. To all our applicants,
Read MoreThe third topic I will be covering in this admissions advice series will be resumes! Your resume serves as a
Read MoreNext up for application advice: Recommendations! One of the most influential yet overlooked element of your application is the recommendation
Read MoreOver the next few weeks, I will be sharing some advice on the application process. First up: essays! The essay
Read MoreAs we rocket toward the year-end holidays, many of our applicants are just starting to get serious about putting together their application materials. This seems like a good time to highlight our most recent series of application tips offered by members of the Admissions staff.
Read MoreThe moment of truth has arrived, blog friends. The application deadline for Early Notification consideration is tomorrow, November 10.
Read MoreToday in application advice, John gets into the ins and outs of preparing your essays.
Read MoreNick chimes in today in our application advice series, with some guidance on preparing your resume
Read MoreContinuing our application advice series, today we’ll hear from Alec on the value of proofing. Alec manages our application processing operation (among many other things), and has a keen sense of little hiccups that can delay review of an application
Read MoreWith the first application deadline approaching – October 10, for January 2023 enrollment – a lot of prospective students will be starting to peck away at their applications in the coming weeks and months. Each year I like to provide a bit of guidance around preparing the different parts of the application, and this year I’m enlisting the help of my Admissions colleagues. Over the next couple weeks we’ll share a load of tips, advice, and pitfalls to avoid as you assemble your application materials.
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