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U.S. News & World Report Posts 2023 College RankingsPosted in Class of 2027, College Rankings  This year's methodology adjusts for the decline in SAT/ACT test takers, introduces a more comprehensive measure of faculty resources and reflects changes to Carenegie Classifications made in 2021. Princeton retains sole possession of the top spot for National Universities, and Williams College tops the list of Liberal Arts Colleges. Click on Continue Reading to see the rankings changes. Continue Reading 25 June 2022 Class of 2026 Waitlist Notification Dates and StatsPosted in Class of 2026, Waitlist UPDATE #3 (6/25)To get a sense for what's happening at the macro level, we took a look at recently released Class of 2025 waitlist statistics from 120 private and public institutions. Our analysis paints the following picture:
As expected, surge in waitlist activity brought on by the pandemic to more normal levels with the Class of 2025, as institutions worked through a surge in gap year deferrals, vaccinations kicked into gear and students were finally able to return to campus. We anticipate waitlist activity to continue to moderate for the Class of 2026. Be sure to bookmark this page as we expect to be updating status over the next several weeks. Click Continue Reading for the list. Continue Reading 17 June 2022 Great Applied and Computational Math Programs for UndergraduatesPosted in Your College List Almost every university offers a major in mathematics. However, in many schools, the math major focuses predominantly on pure math rather than applied and computational math (ACM). In the former, which is a more traditional discipline, students take primarily theoretical courses like geometry, number theory, and topology. However, for many STEM-focused high schoolers like myself, the latter field may pique their curiosity more. In ACM, students will apply mathematical concepts such as dynamical systems and differential equations, in conjunction with other sciences like biology and physics, to analyze real-world scientific challenges. In today’s social and technological climate, there has never been a better time to become an applied mathematician. With revolutionary computational resources that enable mathematical modeling and simulation of complex systems, students studying ACM can perform innovative work in any of the fields listed above, and so many more. Interested in this up-and-coming, groundbreaking field? Then check out our latest list of universities with best dedicated ACM majors nationwide. Using information compiled from individual university websites, we’ve selected a list of the top institutions offering a dedicated ACM program, extensive undergraduate research opportunities for ACM students, and when available, specialized concentrations within the program. Click on Continue Reading to see our list of the universities with the best dedicated applied and computational math majors nationwide. Continue Reading 13 May 2022 Popular Colleges Offering On-Campus Visits (Class of 2027)Posted in Class of 2027 Update #4 (5/13)We've taken the top 50 national universities and top 50 liberal arts colleges from the latest U.S. News rankings and identified those currently open for on-campus visits. Unsurprisingly, most of the institutions open for visits have safe practices in place, so make sure you've satisfied the requirements prior to visiting. Also take note that most tours are now limited to just a few families per tour so it's best to sign up as early as possible. For your convenience, we've included a links to schedule your tour/information session directly. College Kickstart subscribers: there are now over 500 schools in our coverage universe currently open for prospective student visits and they are identified in the Summary View, along with links to schedule your visit. Bookmark this page, as we'll be updating it frequently over the next several weeks as the colleges finalize their spring campus programs. Click Continue Reading for the list. Continue Reading 30 March 2022 Class of 2026 Regular Decision Notification DatesPosted in Class of 2026 UPDATE #62 (3/30)Good luck, seniors! Continue Reading 10 February 2022 Class of 2026 Early Decision and Early Action Notification DatesPosted in Early Admission, Class of 2026 Update #68 (2/10)Good luck, seniors! Continue Reading 13 September 2021 U.S. News & World Report Posts 2022 College RankingsPosted in Class of 2026, College Rankings This year's methodology adjusts for the decline in SAT/ACT test takers and continues to include test-blind institutions. Princeton retains sole possession of the top spot for National Universities, and Williams College tops the list of Liberal Arts Colleges. Click on Continue Reading to see the rankings changes. Continue Reading 28 July 2021 Popular Colleges Offering On-Campus Visits (Class of 2026)Posted in Class of 2026 Update #12 (7/28)We've taken the top 50 national universities and top 50 liberal arts colleges from the latest U.S. News rankings and identified those currently open for on-campus visits. With vaccinations in full force and cases on the decline, many have resumed in-person campus tours. Unsurprisingly, most of the institutions open for visits have safe practices in place, so make sure you've satisfied the requirements prior to visiting. Also take note that most tours are now limited to just a few families per tour so it's best to sign up as early as possible. For your convenience, we've included a links to schedule your tour/information session directly. College Kickstart subscribers: there are now over 500 schools in our coverage universe currently open for prospective student visits and they are now visible in the Summary View, along with links to schedule your visit. Bookmark this page, as we'll be updating it frequently over the next several weeks as the colleges update their summer visit plans. Click Continue Reading for the list. Continue Reading 30 June 2021 Class of 2025 Waitlist Notification Dates and StatsPosted in Class of 2025, Waitlist UPDATE #3 (6/30)Our sample of waitlist statistics from 100 private and public institutions paints the following picture:
These results come as no surprise given the uncertainty brought on by the pandemic last cycle. That said, we strongly caution against assuming a similar level of waitlist activity this cycle as much of this uncertainty is now behind us and most schools are resuming normal operations. Be sure to bookmark this page as we expect to be updating status over the next several weeks. Click Continue Reading for the list. Continue Reading 31 March 2021 Class of 2025 Regular Decision Notification DatesPosted in Class of 2025 UPDATE #57 (3/31)Good luck, seniors! Continue Reading 29 March 2021 Colleges Where Female Applicants Have an EdgePosted in Your College List, Class of 2026 QUESTION: what happens when a college wants a balanced class but has a much smaller female applicant pool to draw on? ANSWER: higher admission rates for females! Like our previous post, we looked at several popular coed institutions and searched for places where there was a 15% or greater admission rate advantage, this time for women. The result: a list of 46 schools for qualified applicants to consider. The list is dominated by institutions strong in the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), but you'll also find some unexpected names like Connecticut College and Kenyon College. To help you categorize schools into likelies, targets and reaches, we've included admission rates, mid-50th percentile SAT and ACT scores. We've also provided links to each school's website to help you explore fit. Click on Continue Reading for the details. Continue Reading 09 February 2021 Class of 2025 Early Decision and Early Action Notification DatesPosted in Early Admission, Class of 2025 Update #61 (2/9)Good luck, seniors! Continue Reading 07 October 2020 Keeping Vigil on 2020-21 Merit Scholarship DeadlinesPosted in Your College List, Class of 2025, Affordability In some cases, like Boston University and the University of Richmond, it's a hard deadline that you have to meet in order for you to be considered at all. In others, like Indiana University and many other public institutions, it's a "priority" deadline that maximizes your chances of merit aid before the money runs out. Either way, merit aid continues to be an excellent way for good students to defray the cost of an education. We've compiled a sampling of schools in our coverage universe with explicit deadlines, along with some stats to help you gauge the size and breadth of the institution's merit offerings. We've also included links to each school's scholarship page for easy access to the details. Most of these schools automatically consider you for merit scholarships without the need for an additional application. College Kickstart subscribers: full listings of 2020-21 explicit merit scholarship deadlines and schools with generous merit aid are already incorporated into the product. Click on Continue Reading below for the list. Continue Reading 13 September 2020 U.S. News & World Report Posts 2021 College RankingsPosted in Class of 2025, College Rankings This year's methodology includes consideration of new student debt metrics, social mobility and inclusion of test-blind institutions. The weighting of outcomes has also increased. Princeton retains sole possession of the top spot for National Universities, and Williams College tops the list of Liberal Arts Colleges. Click on Continue Reading to see the rankings changes. Continue Reading 19 July 2020 Top Undergraduate Entrepreneurship ProgramsPosted in Your College List, Class of 2025 Nevertheless, the plethora of programs can be difficult to navigate and confusing to decipher in terms of offerings and benefits. We have curated a list of some of the top entrepreneurship programs at schools across the nation according to Entrepreneur Magazine and U.S. News. Noting both the most popular and the most enriching programs, the following list covers the admission profiles, program types, funding opportunities, competitions, advising, and courses related to these institutions. Click on Continue Reading to see our list of the best undergraduate entrepreneurship programs nationwide. Continue Reading Does early action increase chances at Michigan?Apply early action.
However, applying by the early action deadline can significantly increase your chances of acceptance at the University of Michigan, especially if you're applying as an out-of-state student. Typically, early action students are 4-6% more likely to be accepted than non-early action applicants.
Does University of Michigan deny early action?The University of Michigan offers both Early Action and Regular Decision. The Early Action deadline is November 1, and decisions are released by late January. Early Action applicants may be accepted, denied, or postponed for a final decision by early April.
Does early action increase your acceptance rate?Admission odds
Generally speaking, early action programs do not significantly increase your child's odds of getting into colleges, especially at highly selective schools. They simply allow your child to find out sooner whether or not they've gotten in.
Is Umich test optional for 2023?Test Flexible policy will continue for the 2023 and 2024 recruitment cycles. Students who do not wish to have SAT or ACT scores considered as part of their application review can still submit other optional forms of testing (such as AP exam scores or IB exam scores), and these scores may be self-reported.
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