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In the status quo, legacy preferences are prevalent, especially at highly selective institutions such as Harvard and Stanford. Recently, there have been several efforts to end this practice. This article discusses the nature of legacy admissions, its pros and cons, its impact on Asian Americans, and the consequences of ending the practice. Read along to

So you sent an early application to your dream school. You were refreshing your email, only to be informed that your application is being reconsidered for the regular admissions period. If that’s the case, it is likely that your application has been deferred.  If that’s you, take a deep breath. Being deferred doesn’t mean you

The Supreme Court’s ruling on the unconstitutionality of Affirmative Action has triggered a cascade of effects in the academe. College admission policies have started to shift, questions on campus diversity, and students’ college and university selections push students to once again be busy. With the sudden end of affirmative action in the US is the

It’s that time of the year again! College admission decisions are now approaching their release this spring. This means receiving one of three outcomes that will shape your life for the next four years: admitted, denied, or waitlisted. For many families, being waitlisted can feel confusing. What does that decision really mean? Is it good

Students from the US and Canada applying for college admission may need to consider these two factors: Early Action and Regular Decision. In this article, we will look into both kinds of applications, what stands out among them, their pros and cons, financial aid, and other factors to consider. Early Action is a non-binding commitment