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Admissions' 'matchmaking' is no magic formula
MIT’s admissions process isn’t a magical formula, according to an article by Sasha Brown, which appeared in the MIT News on December 28, 2006. The piece highlights that admissions officers…
Read full news →MIT accepts 390 students for early admission
MIT’s news office reports that 390 students were accepted early in 2006, reflecting the institution’s ongoing commitment to diverse academic opportunities. MIT has accepted 390 students, representing 11% of the…
Read full news →Harvard to eliminate early admission
Harvard University announced a major shift in its admissions process by completely eliminating its early admission program. University officials stated that the traditional early action and early decision options tended…
Read full news →Bathing Disability in Elderly Strong Predictor of Long-Term Admission to Nursing Homes
Yale researchers have identified that chronic bathing disabilities among elderly individuals significantly increase their risk of long-term admission to nursing homes, with the risk elevated by 77 percent. However, interventions…
Read full news →Admissions blog is a window on MIT
Admissions blog serves as a window into MIT’s admissions process. authored by Sasha Brown, MIT News Office, the blog post, which appeared on August 15, 2006, features a caption. Ben…
Read full news →Awards convocation
MIT News published an announcement detailing an awards convocation event held on June 7, 2006. For additional announcements, check the official portal. mit.edu— Make your admission chances your advantage Every…
Read full news →Nine Colleges and Schools. All Emory
Emory University recently highlighted its academic structure, centering on its nine distinct colleges and schools. This organization forms the foundation for how undergraduate and graduate students plan their studies at…
Read full news →The Class of 2010 is the most diverse in Harvard history
Harvard University released official admissions data stating that the incoming Class of 2010 is the most diverse class in the history of the institution. Admissions officers selected this milestone group…
Read full news →Admissions, financial aid to move to Agassiz House
Harvard University is moving its admissions and financial aid offices to Agassiz House. This operational change brings these administrative departments together under a new roof, which affects how prospective students…
Read full news →MIT announces tuition and fees for 2006-07
MIT published the official tuition costs and student fees for the 2006-2007 academic year in an announcement from MIT News. To review the complete schedule of charges, check the official…
Read full news →12 percent gain early admission to Class of 2010
MIT has seen a 12% increase in early admission for the Class of 2010, reflecting a strategic expansion of opportunities for prospective students. This policy shift targets incoming freshmen, including…
Read full news →College Horizons introduces Native American teens to college admissions
The College Horizons program is helping Native American teenagers learn how to handle the complex college admissions process. Hosted recently with support from institutions like Harvard, the initiative brings high…
Read full news →‘You’ve got to find what you love,’ Jobs says
Stanford University released details regarding a notable commencement address delivered by Steve Jobs on June 12, 2005. The address focuses on personal passion and perseverance, centering on the famous advice…
Read full news →Class of 2009 chosen from record 22,796
Harvard University admitted the Class of 2009 from a record-breaking applicant pool of 22,796 students. This milestone marked a historic high in total applications received by the university. Applicants aiming…
Read full news →MIT sets tuition for 2005-2006
Massachusetts Institute of Technology has officially announced its tuition rates for the 2005-2006 academic year, as reported by MIT News on March 4, 2005. To plan your finances or read…
Read full news →A record 22,717 students apply to the College
Harvard University reached an admissions milestone by receiving a record-breaking 22,717 applications to the College, according to an official announcement published on February 3, 2005. This figure represents a notable…
Read full news →College’s new financial aid initiative keeps yield near 80%
Harvard University maintained an admissions yield close to 80 percent, which was largely driven by a targeted financial aid initiative designed to make attendance more affordable for admitted students. When…
Read full news →More women than men admitted to Class of ’08
Harvard University published its admissions results for the Class of 2008, highlighting a specific gender breakdown within the admitted student pool. During this admissions cycle, more women than men earned…
Read full news →Harvard announces new initiative aimed at economic barriers to college
Harvard University has released details on a brand new initiative designed to target and lower economic barriers for prospective college students. Published in the Harvard Gazette on February 28, 2004,…
Read full news →Yale Announces Undergraduate Term Bill for 2004-5
Yale University has announced for the 2004-5 academic year that undergraduate tuition combined with room and board will amount to $38,850, representing a five percent increase over the current term…
Read full news →Yale College Welcomes Class of 2007
Yale College is welcoming the Class of 2007, which includes 681 women and 673 men. These students arrived on campus on Friday, August 29, 2003. The details of their arrival…
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