Literally everyone I know is submitting apps by Nov 1 (early application) and I am doing regular for all my schools. The more people talk about it the more I get worried that my chances will be lower and im making the wrong decision. Is anyone else doing all regular? Im kinda scared now since i dont know anyone who is doing regular this year.

Hey everyone I’m looking for some advice on how to go about finding a good credible online college that are good with people who work full time and is fairly affordable. I am wanting to go back and get a degree in business administration. I didn’t go to college right out of high school so I’m very nervous as this is a big step for me and I’m planning on starting in August of 27’. I’m also curious about the best way to start applying to these places and getting the stuff I need together to be able to apply and kinda how the process usually works. Thanks in advance everyone.

i didn't know application could make someone cry. imma kms

How many in the applicant pool have set up a linkedin profile?

Employers look for them obviously, but will admissions officers?

Hi everyone, I'm a prospective ME student in Texas trying to apply in-state colleges right now. My family doesn't meet the need-based requirements for FAFSA (annual household income >200k), but said that they aren't willing to pay for tuition unless I go to some fancy out-of-state private university (which I probably won't get accepted into). Any college/university with an ABET-accredited program is fine for me, as long as I get my bachelor's with <100k in debt. I would prefer if the college had good programs and opportunities, though.

My stats are: 3.96 UW, 102.4 W(100-point scale), top 10%, 1540 SAT, and decent ECs(NIETOC, TFA, UIL, SkillsUSA, etc).

I'm currently looking at:
UT Austin
Texas A&M
UTSA
UTD
U of H
Texas Tech

Any recommendation would be greatly appreciated.

so my gpa is not the best (3.75 unweighted school doesn't weight grades), 8 aps total (ones i have taken are all 4s and 5s), but i would say my ECs and essays are quite strong -- should i submit this to USC or go test optional or is that a bad look???

Got 2 C's every year, some B's, and A's otherwise. I procrastinate until it's too late every time. All of my classes were honors or aps though except freshman year when I had some normal classes. My weighted gpa was right around 4 and I'm wondering if I'll even be able to get into schools with a 50% acceptance rate like UCI. I got 4 or 5 on every AP though, and a 1520 SAT. I was always good in tests, I just couldn't keep up with my work.

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I currently have a 31 composite (29 math, 31 English, 35 reading) and I'm wondering if I should be submitting or going t/o for UMich Ross. I have a couple strong ec's including a business I've been running for 5+ years with 100k+ rev and multiple internships but my essays are solid, not amazing. I'm also applying EA. Any advice is amazing! Thanks

As the title suggests, I’m on the fence about whether or not to submit my ACT score to Duke. For some context, I got a 31 on math, 34 on science, 33 on reading, and 33 on english. I am applying early decision to Pratt for ECE. I come from a low income family and am enrolled in an early college program. My notable course rigor currently is Calculus 1 (A) and Discrete Mathematics (my only B), but by graduation I will have completed Calculus 3, Physics 2, Chemistry, C++, etc and have around 70 credits worth of classes. I have a 3.97 uw gpa and 4.69 w gpa and am in the top 10% of my class. Currently anticipating an A in Calc 2 (I have over 100% in the class) so I was hoping strong grades in university calculus could make up for my low math score. I‘m worried if I go test optional that admission officers will assume I scored way under what I actually did but I also know that my math score is a red flag for Pratt.

Any insight helps!

context: definitely qualified but on the lower end of everything. one parent went there and is super involved in the brown community and that’s it

I have my interview with Alex Padilla for spring page this week I just got the email today does anyone have any tips

My school college counselor and I just don’t have a good relationship, she seems to dislike me and is never that excited or supportive whenever I accomplish something. It’s just very awkward and I don’t find her comments on my essays helpful either. I just want to make sure — have others succeeded and gotten into good schools without using their college counselors/having one? Thanks.

do we need to submit an official sat score report or not..

Anyone submitting an optional glimpse video to their school? If so, what are you guys talking about and where are you submitting it?

Hi! I'm applying to Barnard college ED and needed some help for the supplementals. First of all, how abstract are you guys going for the trailblazing women prompt? I'm choosing a fairly controversial figure in social media rather than a historical one. Although I believe I have a good stance on the topic, I was unsure of the standard for this prompt. As for the questions one, I do not understand how to format this at all!! We only get 50 words---do i list one question and give a brief explanation?? Do i list a few and opt out of the explanation? Either way, the space is limited and there isn't any previous example to look at that appeals to this word count!!

Additionally, if anyone has ANY advice for applying, please feel free to share. Barnard is my dream college and I would love to have any piece of advice that could benefit me!

Any checklists or final tips?

i was wondering if i should submit my sat (1500 superscore; 720 reading and 780 math) to washu as a ed applicant. it sits right on the 1500-1570 range but since many people just go test optional and get in, i cant decide if that score is going to help me or not.

any current USC students answer!

What do you think drew USC in the most in your application?

I received an award the summer after graduating middle school, but I think it was signed off to me in middle school. I don’t even have the certificate anymore, so I’m not even sure if I’m recalling this right, though. Is it okay to list?

how important are ninth grade grades? I got 5 A- : in pe both semesters, 1 in spanish and 1 in video production that I brought up to an A second semester, and in AP bio second semester. I maintained all A's in 10th grade and have gotten a 5 on AP bio, chemistry, euro, and psych.

I don't mean to be a stickler for grades I just want to know if it makes a huge difference for top schools?

Does anybody have recommendations for target schools for a 3.67 uw 4.34 w gpa and possibly a school with similar vibe to villanova?

Hey, I made a grammatical error that slightly obscures the meaning one of my supplementals to my ED school that I alr submitted. Should I let it be or e-mail the admissions rep and let them know about the mistake with a revised version of the essay sent.

My SAI score is very high (above 15,000), so I do not qualify for need-based aid. I was wondering if anyone knew of any colleges in Virginia or West Virginia that offer good transfer scholarships, or if it would be better to attend a public university without one. I have a 4.0 GPA at my community college, and I want to earn a bachelor’s degree in finance.

I took Multivariable Calculus at JHU Junior Year and ended with a C, as well as Micro Econ at the Harvard Summer School program and ended with a C there as well, how bad is this for college apps?

Our school is using Naviance to add school teachers as recommender but i dont know how to add college professor as the one. Are there any section in common app?