Return of Standardized Tests for the Class of 2029
For decades, U.S. universities used standardized test scores to select their students. The COVID-19 pandemic caused this trend to change. With centers across the globe closed, students were not able to take the tests. Hence, the universities decided that they would become ‘test optional.’ This included the eight Ivy League colleges as well. All those […]
A comprehensive analysis of Brown’s class of 2028
Insights into Admission Numbers and Trends For the class of 2028, Brown University received an application of 6,244 in the Early Decision round, and they admitted 898 students. Further 1,623 students received their admission offer in the Regular Decision out of an application pool of 42,637. According to the Brown Daily Herald, the overall acceptance […]
A comprehensive analysis of Columbia’s class of 2028
Insights into Columbia’s Admission Statistics for the Class of 2028 Columbia has offered 2,319 students admission to the class of 2028 from a pool of 60,248 applicants for both Early and Regular decision; the highest in the history of Columbia, according to their website. However, the acceptance rate is a low 3.9 %. Columbia released […]
A Comprehensive Analysis of MIT’s Class of 2028
MIT breaks records with 28,232 Applications for the Class of 2028 MIT announced that for the class of 2028, they received a record-breaking application of 28,232 including Early and Regular Action. The number of students who received the offer is 1,275. This represents an overall acceptance rate of 4.5%. In the Early Application cycle, […]
US Test Optional Colleges-2024-25
To take or not to take? That is the question plaguing many students who are witnessing a few universities returning to standardized testing in the post-Covid era. In the last two months, Dartmouth College, Brown University, Yale University, and the entire public university system of Florida and Georgia have reinstated SAT/ACT for the application year […]
College Applications Submitted: What’s Next?
Congratulations on submitting your college applications! This is a major accomplishment, and you should be proud of yourself. However, your work isn’t quite done yet. There are still a few steps you need to take to ensure a successful college search. After meticulously crafting and submitting a college application, many seniors find themselves at a […]
The Role of AI Language Models in Computer Science Education
Computer science is a vast and constantly evolving field. Advancements in AI, machine learning, and natural language processing, like ChatGPT, are changing the landscape of coding and software development. ChatGPT and other AI language models can be used to generate code, but they cannot create new software or applications from scratch. This requires a deep […]
The Transformative Power of Studying Design in College
Pursuing Bachelor of Fine Arts In today’s rapidly evolving world, design is everywhere. From the sleek smartphone in your pocket to the ergonomic chair you sit on, from the user-friendly apps you use daily to the captivating visuals that grab your attention, design plays a pivotal role in shaping our experiences. It’s not just about […]
Intensive law & Trial Summer Program for High School Students
Are you a high school student with dreams of pursuing a career in law? Do you want to immerse yourself in the world of legal practice, learn from experts, and discover your potential as a future attorney? If so, the Intensive Law & Trial program is your opportunity to embark on an incredible 10-day journey […]
What You Need to Know About Harvard University
Synonymous with prestige, excellence and achievement, Harvard University is one of the most prestigious and well-known universities in the world. A private Ivy League research university founded in 1636, Harvard has had eight U.S. presidents graduate from its gothic splendour, including Franklin Delano Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy. If you aspire to join this elite […]