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What are the Little Ivies?
The "Ivy League" often captures the spotlight as it signifies elite academia, storied history, and distinguished alumni. However, beyond the Ivies lies a collection of equally prestigious institutions known [...]
Letter from the CEO of Prepory
On behalf of all of Prepory, congratulations to the class of 2024! This was a chaotic year for college admissions in America. This is the first admissions cycle since [...]
What Does Open Curriculum Mean?
Chances are, if you’re reading this article, you want to know “what does open curriculum mean?” An open curriculum allows students greater flexibility in regard to course selection. Rather [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What is Legacy College Admissions?
Legacy admissions are currently under national scrutiny. But what are legacy admissions? And what do they have to do with the recent affirmative action ban? Before we get too [...]
What Is the Difference Between the Old and New SAT?
It hasn’t been long since CollegeBoard Announced That the SAT is Going Digital. International students have already made the switch, but now it’s time for the US. As of [...]
How Can Social Media Improve Your Chances of Getting into College
As a college applicant, it’s important to reflect on your internet presence and determine what it says about you. Especially when it comes to social media. After all, social [...]
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Regular Decision Notification Dates
Find out the exact regular decision notification dates for 2023 with our comprehensive list. From Ivy League to other colleges, know when to expect admissions decisions. Plus, tips on handling a waitlist and what to focus on while you wait.
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