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Demonstrated interest refers to the ways a student indicates interest in a specific school. This includes visiting campuses, reaching out to admissions officers, participating in prospective student events, and even interacting with the school’s online resources.
Let’s face it: the college admissions process is notoriously competitive. Over the past few decades, getting into college has become increasingly difficult, with the average acceptance rate hovering just under 70% across the US.
Gone are the days when admissions officers only looked at a prospective student’s grades and test scores. Now, students face a whole list of factors that schools secretly look for.
Demonstrated interest is on that list.
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Few people participated, and even those that did only...
Published 11/15/24
Being placed on a college admissions waitlist can create a mixed bag of emotions for applicants. On one hand, it isn’t an outright rejection, but on the other, it can feel as though you're being left on the sidelines.
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