School doesn’t start for about a month, but I’m hoping to have a few people help me #clearthelist2024. Help me support my juniors and seniors as we prepare for the upcoming college admissions season!! https://t.co/bB7cvKFssf
Can’t make it out of April without my annual plea for @CommonApp to find a way for colleges to upload decisions and financial aid to the platform.
Once a student commits, then they get access to their institution’s portal — not before.
The portals are just too much to manage.
HS senior on FAFSA delay: “I don’t know what that means for me, but I would be totally, totally screwed if I didn’t have a counselor to figure it all out.”
I knew it was coming, but I am livid over the new FAFSA timeline.
We know "by Dec. 31" doesn't mean "early December," so it's nearly guaranteed to launch when schools are closed, colleges are closed, and students/counselors need a break.
While I was at #NACAC2023 last week, this was announced.
Two books—"Atomic Habits" and "The Power of Habit"—changed how I think about my routines. We need a similar book to shift how we approach the college search. I hope this 📖 will show how Plan B sometimes should be Plan A.
My senior just now, “These colleges need to back the F off.”
Me: “What do you mean?”
He proceeds to read me the entire list of unopened/unread college emails he has in his inbox.
And y’all…omg he right. The amount of emails is ridiculous.
@michaelsorrell For my first college, yes. I had work study at the private Catholic college I went to freshman year in the office of adult admissions, and I loved my job! By the time I transferred to a SUNY I didn’t qualify, but I still worked on and off campus.
Real cost will be more ambiguous & revealed later in the application process for students this upcoming year with the new financial aid date rollout as well.
Why do we keep building hurdles for the most vulnerable historically underrepresented students? https://t.co/2MA3bM6rS4