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  • How AI is Transforming College Admissions: Emerging Trend

    Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing various industries. Slowly it has now entered the realm of college admissions. Just as Human resource departments in companies use the Applicant Tracking System (ATS), Schools are beginning to use AI as an assistant tool in the initial phases of college application grading. The adoption of technology will help the process

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  • From Procrastination to Productivity: Managing Time

      From Procrastination to Productivity You may have heard the famous saying, “Procrastination is the thief of time.” Are you a student who has gained the reputation of a ‘procrastinator?’ Handing over assignments at the last minute and not sleeping before the impending deadline, yet getting them done at any cost? You are not alone.

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  • U.S. College Classrooms: A Guide for Students

    Entering a U.S. classroom can be a heady experience. You will be part of a distinctly diverse student body, where you will engage in an informal exchange of ideas, and your professors will encourage you to think critically. This unique experience, called college life, will provide you with the opportunity for growth and learning. For

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  • Acceptance Rates – University of California 2023-24

    The University of California System The University of California system is considered one of the best state universities in the U.S.A. Four out of the ten campuses of the University of California colleges featured in the top 50 in Forbes’ 2024-25 America’s Top Colleges list. At #5 is the University of California, Berkeley, and at

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  • Analysis of Acceptance Rates-Part 2-The Liberal Arts Colleges

    Application rates to liberal arts colleges (LAC) like Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona and Wellesley have surged in recent years.  Popularly known as The Little Ivies, these colleges are different from larger research or technical universities for the following reasons: An emphasis on broad-based education and interdisciplinary learning; a sole focus on undergraduate education and a

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  • Forbes College Ranking-2025

    The much-awaited Forbes’ List of America’s Top Colleges was released on August 27th, 2024. What began as a column way back in 2008 has grown to become one of the nation’s most trusted sources for students and parents to make their decisions regarding college choices. College rankings have become highly dynamic in the past few

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  • Supplemental College Essays-A way to maximize your impact

    Admission to U.S. colleges is getting tougher each year. According to the reports released by Common App, the total number of applications through March 1 rose 7% from 7,041,256 last year to 7,541,148 this year. This upward trend is expected to continue. With acceptance rates dipping considerably, students are confused about what it means to

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  • Ikigai- The Japanese concept to lead a meaningful life

    Ikigai-the Japanese Technique to Discover your Career

    What does the concept of ‘Ikigai’ mean? There is a stereotype attached to the Japanese that they are overly diligent and dedicated. Some Japanese do claim that they work harder than others. But in reality, that is not the case. What appears to be “working harder” is working in a state of flow resulting in

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  • Passion Project

    Tips on Finding your Passion Project

    Passion Projects for Profile Building Passion projects allow high school students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and create something they can be proud of. Since these projects are driven by personal passion, the process of working on them makes the experience enriching and enjoyable. These are independent of any academic requirements, fostering a

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  • Financial Literacy

    Spending Wisely in College-Strategies to Manage Expenses.

    How to manage college expenses We hear of instances when students make frantic calls to their parents because they may have misplaced something. or wants to buy a new jacket, or eat at their favorite restaurant but their credit card limit has been maxed. These are unforeseen expenses many families fail to account for. The

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