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Early Applicants Gain Advantage in Recent Years

By Reid

Tulane recently announced their acceptance breakdowns from the different application options offered, and two-thirds of their admitted students were early decision applicants. On the other hand, only 106 regular decision students were admitted to the same class. First, let’s understand what the...
07.18.22 05:00 PM - Comment(s)
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How College Admissions Have Changed

By Reid

It's no secret that the college admissions process has evolved over time. To be frank, college admission selection is an ever-evolving process and those who graduated pre-pandemic have a completely different experience than those who are applying post-pandemic. Every year the formula is tweaked, and...
07.11.22 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
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The Legend of Kobayashi

By Reid

On July 4, I want to take a moment to shout out one of the most innovative competitors of our generation. Kobayashi of the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. While Joey Chestnut may be the reigning champion of the past decade, Kobayashi brought the competition to new heights with his innovative approa...
07.04.22 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
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The Rise of E-Sports

By Reid

E-Sports aren't going away, and it's time we start embracing it

In my line of work, you get to see a lot of college campuses. It’s one of my favorite aspects of the job because it lets me indulge in my vice of travel, and my wife doesn’t hate the excuse to get out of the office either. On one of my r...
06.27.22 10:30 AM - Comment(s)
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The Hidden Cost of Transferring Schools

By Reid

The transfer portal has glorified transfer opportunities, but is it always the right choice?

College is a great investment. As the Frugal Athlete himself once told me, college is considered a “good debt” because the potential return on investment is much higher than the initial cost. I agree entirely...
06.20.22 12:00 PM - Comment(s)
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