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  • Class of 2027 Regular Decision Notification Dates | Ivy Central

    Class of 2027 Regular Decision Notification Dates

    It’s that time of the year again! Many high school seniors are awaiting the results of all the hard work that they have put in for all these years. As they are awaiting their results the list given below might help them find out approximately when their results are coming out:

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  • Understanding Test Optional and Test Blind for Admission Cycles

    Many Universities in the US are remaining Test-Optional for the upcoming application season (2023-24). Recently, Columbia University was the first Ivy League to no longer require SAT/ACT testing as of 2023-24 and will be test-optional permanently.

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  • What You Need To Know About Brown University

    Regularly ranked as one of the top colleges in the United States, it’s no wonder that thousands of eager students apply to Brown every year. With an acceptance rate of around 5% most are going to be disappointed. This article will give you lots of key information about the college, its courses and application requirements,…

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  • What Is the Difference Between Public and Private Universities?

    Public Vs Private

    Attending a public university can be really affordable if you qualify as an in-state student. Even international students do not need to spend exorbitant amounts of money as opposed to what they would at a Private University. The reason again being that private unis run on student tuition and heavy endowments.

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  • Planning for College – Winter

    Grade 9 and 10/ Freshman and Sophomore.The winter break is a good point to take stock of what you have been doing over the last few months and make sure you are prepared for the remainder of the academic year. It is also time to make some longer-term plans.

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  • Guide to the Different Types of Colleges and Universities in the US

    A Guide to the Types of Colleges and Universities in the US

    Now is the time of year when those students who will be applying for college in 2023 should start to think about building their college list. While every college is unique nearly all can be categorised into a type, often offering great advantages to their students. In this article, I will list some of the…

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  • Tips on How to Improve Your GPA for College Admission Success

    Tips on How to Improve Your GPA for College Admission Success!

    I discussed Grade Point Average or GPA, how it is calculated and how it makes an important contribution to the profile you present to colleges at application time. If colleges consider your GPA to be important, then you should too. In this blog, I will show you how the key to academic success is not…

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  • What is a GPA & Why Is it Important When Applying for Colleges?

    What is a GPA & Why Is it Important When Applying for Colleges?

    Most people aspiring to apply to college in the US will be familiar with the acronym GPA. In this article, I will dig deeper to understand the different types of GPAs, how they are calculated, and their significance in the college application process.

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  • Expert Guide on How to Write a Good UCAS Personal Statement?

    Applying to the UK? How to write your UCAS Personal Statement

    Your UCAS Personal Statement (PS) is the one opportunity to discuss why you want to study a particular degree. It is your chance to demonstrate your drive, ambitions, skills, and achievements, making you an excellent choice for the universities to which you have applied.

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  • What are AP Tests and should I do them?

    What are AP Tests and should I take them?

    Here at Ivy Central, we get many questions about AP Tests, are they needed or useful in the US college application process? How many should you do? Are some subjects more valuable than others? This article will help you answer these and other questions you may have about AP Tests.

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