31 Mar
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, College, Yale, stress
This is just a quick post to congratulate all those who were just accepted regular decision to Yale for the class of 2012. This is a great achievement! Some of you will come to Bulldog Days, some (like me) won’t, and some of you will decide to go somewhere else altogether.
It’s also just a note […]
28 Mar
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, Blogging, Yale, marketing
Regular Decision notice for the Yale Class of 2012 comes out this Monday, March 31st. This post is addressed to both the regular decision and early action members of Yale 2012, and is posted on the admitted students website as well as my own blog.
This is my first for the Yale admitted students web site, […]
05 Mar
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, College, Financial Aid, Internets, marketing, odd & fun
At the start of February I announced my desire to organize a scholarship through my site. A little more than a month later, things are really going strong. Here’s where things now stand–still working things out:
The Idea: A contest to propose the best new ideas for using new media, the internet, and technology to improve […]
24 Feb
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, College, College Board, Financial Aid, Teenagers, Testing, stress
One of the most popular posts ever written for this blog was the one in which I wrote about the finer details within the 2006 Senior SAT College Board data. In a way, I am very much a beneficiary of the same standardized-testing and college admissions stresses which I rail against. However, that doesn’t mean […]
18 Feb
Posted by Sam Jackson as Admissions, College, marketing
The top two reasons that college applications continue to rise nationwide with such ferocity are: 1. demographic figures, i.e., increasing numbers of high school graduates in the echo boom and 2. application culture changes in the sense that more students are applying to more places than ever before. These nice explanations since they are neat […]