Application Process 
Updates from The Common Application(0)
I recently participated in an online forum, updating counselors on changes to The Common Application. The Common Application is an application offering first-year and transfer students one common form to submit to any of more than 400 institutions. The members include a full range of higher education institutions in the US: public and private, large [...]
Full Story»The Center for Student Success Mentor2College Application 2011-12
For juniors who are interested in getting a head start and begin receiving assistance on the college application process, the NELA Center for Student Success has posted an application for their Mentor2College program. Students will be able to meet with advisers, attend interactive workshops sessions, visit colleges, and receive support from a mentor. Students who [...]
Common Application Adds New Members and Posts Preview of 2011-2012 Application
A preview of the 2011-12 Common Application is now available on the Common Application website, along with a list of new members. New member highlights include University of St. Andrews (UK), University of Southern California, and University of North Carolina. You can view a complete list of new members in the News section of the [...]
Colorado College, Whitman, Occidental and Oberlin Seattle Admissions Event
Prospective students and parents are invited to meet with representatives from Colorado College, Oberlin College, Occidental College, and Whitman College on Monday, May 16th, 2011. Registration begins at 6:30 pm, and the program at 7:00 pm. Location: REI, 222 Yale Ave N, Seattle WA, 98109 The event includes an audiovisual presentation about each institution’s distinctive [...]
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- University of Washington to Begin Mailing Decision Letters Tomorrow (March 15th)
- Harvard and Princeton Bring Back Early Action
- Update from the University of Washington Admissions Office
- College Representatives Visit the Area
- Seniors: Time to Send Mid-Year Reports to Colleges
- More Universities are Moving to Random Audits of Applications