31 Jul
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, College Board, odd & fun
Just a quick mention to get out this scary / funny word out: Our friends at ePrep wrote way back in February that SAT tests were being recycled, and no, I don’t mean the paper. FairTest Examiner wrote in April about the same issue:
The College Board cancelled the January 28, 2007 SAT scores […]
25 Jul
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, College Board, Teenagers, Testing
I was looking through my folder of old posts and I saw one from ePrep mentioning some Senate pressure last December for the ACT. I had a very interesting discussion about the SAT with some midwestern readers last year, and I thought I would just make a quick post for the record to explain why […]
24 Jul
Posted by Sam Jackson as College, Student Life, Teenagers, Yale, education
The Yale Online Course Information listings went live a little awhile ago but I had resisted the urge to start checking out classes–until now. I knew that if I dove into the thousands and thousands of course offerings, I would never escape! How right I was. But it sure does put a smile on my […]
14 Jul
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, Blogging, College, Internets, Ivy League, Teenagers, Yale, education, marketing, personal
In March the Yale Daily News ran a nice little piece about the growing admissions blogging trend nationwide. The key piece in it for me was the news that Yale had no plans to start a blog or similar transparency-promoting site anytime soon. Zachary Abrahamson reports:
Blogs Elucidate Admit Process March 9, 2007
Yale presently has […]
10 Jul
Posted by Sam Jackson as Advertisements, Internets, personal
Registration for my Higher Ed Experts webinar ends tomorrow night at 8pm EST; sign up now while you still can! Alternately, wait until later and then buy a recording. Remember, you get not only me but also Nancy Prater of Ball State University and Ben Jones of MIT in the three part series.
My section of […]