Feb 21 2012 in Campus Culture by Trevor King
Greeks: either you love them or hate them. On most large public universities, fraternities and sororities dominate social life, which means either you’re in a frat or sorority or you go bowling on Friday nights. Private colleges vary widely: some of them have no frats (Harvard,Georgetown,), some have quasi-frats (Princeton, Yale), and some colleges have [...]
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Jan 24 2012 in College Admissions by Trevor King
Does applying early to your first choice school help or hurt you in the college admissions process? For high school seniors applying to top colleges, this question is especially important to consider. Let’s take a look at what’s happening in higher education to gain some insight: When in 2006 Harvard and Princeton announced they would [...]