This was their answer when I asked a couple Tier 1 Former Admissions Officers... 1. Yes apply early is better 2.Yes they do compare with your other same-school applicants 3. Yes EVERYTHING matters in terms of Stats/Gpa/APs/Test scores/ECs/Awards/Essay .... They said Stats are more straight forward , ECs they can see right through having ECs just for sake of looking good, and the cookie cutter ”how to write college essay” essays 4.Having part-time job shows how enduring and you rise up to challanges while maintaing top dtats and EC involement 5. They do look at if you’re low income first Gen .. Gives you advantage if it also includes extensive grants & scholarships 6.Essay is a big deal, seems like they kept reiterating to NOT be vanilla or sound similiar to the nearly half applicants who writes like so 7.They want well-rounded excellence Academically but more specific with ECs and Comp... And helps to include couple very special talents thats not related 8.They want 1 from STEM teacher, 1 from Humanities techer and 1 from counselor 9. Their ideal applicants shows they actually are the ones choosing to go to their school .. Higher up the tier they will get sense if youre most likely going commit or not 10. Most applicants make mistake of not being transparent and not being confident enough show sense of vulnerability 11.Not really , as long as it challing you aka take the highest like AP or Honors .. If you didnt dont worry because remaining courses will speak for itself including test scores 12.SAT ACT is just a component to use if and when the other numbers are not as comprehensive like not 5.0, 5sGP 13.Declaring major is an advantage if its congruent to overall profile
Question. I graduated from college a few years ago, and I still occasionally see my advisor around the campus I still work at. We still engage in good conversation during encounters. When I graduated, I emailed her a short story for my capstone project, because she wanted to read it, and she loved it. She's still interested in my life and career plan (though I haven't gotten there quite yet). I'm working on a short story, and I could use some extra eyes. I was thinking maybe her, since she voluntarily read the project one (back in 2021). Do you guys think it's appropriate to email her and ask if she'd like to read it? Heck, I once recommended a book that I liked, and she went out and got it. I think she does like to read in her spare time, so maybe that would include my work.
Pukar Khand I recommend anything you are comfortable with. I would do a lot of research. United States, Unites Kingdom, and Canada is the top counties but they’re very popular so it could be harder. I only recommend those if you speak nearly fluent English as those are the heavy English countries, unless you speak Spanish then you should be fine for certain states in US I recommend doing a lot of research and finding a perfect agency (that way you won’t be across the ocean when something bad happens) also try to do it as early as possible before high school as application process could take long. That’s all I can help for friendly comment neighbor
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Hey Laura blessings ! I came across your channel because I am first gen student and I am so lost. Idk what to do now that I got accepted. Im low income gen student. I applied for my fafsa but while I wait for that I don’t know what to do? Any advice ? I kinda know what I want to (major) but i am just lost. Is there any way I can contact you for advice ?
This was their answer when I asked a couple Tier 1 Former Admissions Officers...
1. Yes apply early is better
2.Yes they do compare with your other same-school applicants
3. Yes EVERYTHING matters in terms of Stats/Gpa/APs/Test scores/ECs/Awards/Essay .... They said Stats are more straight forward , ECs they can see right through having ECs just for sake of looking good, and the cookie cutter ”how to write college essay” essays
4.Having part-time job shows how enduring and you rise up to challanges while maintaing top dtats and EC involement
5. They do look at if you’re low income first Gen .. Gives you advantage if it also includes extensive grants & scholarships
6.Essay is a big deal, seems like they kept reiterating to NOT be vanilla or sound similiar to the nearly half applicants who writes like so
7.They want well-rounded excellence Academically but more specific with ECs and Comp... And helps to include couple very special talents thats not related
8.They want 1 from STEM teacher, 1 from Humanities techer and 1 from counselor
9. Their ideal applicants shows they actually are the ones choosing to go to their school .. Higher up the tier they will get sense if youre most likely going commit or not
10. Most applicants make mistake of not being transparent and not being confident enough show sense of vulnerability
11.Not really , as long as it challing you aka take the highest like AP or Honors .. If you didnt dont worry because remaining courses will speak for itself including test scores
12.SAT ACT is just a component to use if and when the other numbers are not as comprehensive like not 5.0, 5sGP
13.Declaring major is an advantage if its congruent to overall profile
Girlie, thank you for this video! My mind goes blank when it comes to questions and this really helped! (((:
Question. I graduated from college a few years ago, and I still occasionally see my advisor around the campus I still work at. We still engage in good conversation during encounters. When I graduated, I emailed her a short story for my capstone project, because she wanted to read it, and she loved it. She's still interested in my life and career plan (though I haven't gotten there quite yet). I'm working on a short story, and I could use some extra eyes. I was thinking maybe her, since she voluntarily read the project one (back in 2021). Do you guys think it's appropriate to email her and ask if she'd like to read it? Heck, I once recommended a book that I liked, and she went out and got it. I think she does like to read in her spare time, so maybe that would include my work.
Short. Simple. Applicable! Thanks.
I have a zoom meeting tonight at 8 let’s hope it goes well I’ll be back to update thanks for the questions
How did it go?
@@ugnee6973 ig it didn’t go well
Updateee?
Coming back 6 years later I have an appointment tomorrow
This was so perfect thank you!
Hey Laura, I'm from Nepal and I'm looking forward to study abroad.Which country should I go for?
Pukar Khand I recommend anything you are comfortable with. I would do a lot of research. United States, Unites Kingdom, and Canada is the top counties but they’re very popular so it could be harder.
I only recommend those if you speak nearly fluent English as those are the heavy English countries, unless you speak Spanish then you should be fine for certain states in US
I recommend doing a lot of research and finding a perfect agency (that way you won’t be across the ocean when something bad happens) also try to do it as early as possible before high school as application process could take long.
That’s all I can help for friendly comment neighbor
Bro Ma pani kojdai chu, timro aile k hudaicha?
Nice job!! loved the video this ish had me glued! keep em comin!:)
+Crillionair thank you! I'll be back full time soon!
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Hey Laura blessings ! I came across your channel because I am first gen student and I am so lost. Idk what to do now that I got accepted. Im low income gen student. I applied for my fafsa but while I wait for that I don’t know what to do? Any advice ? I kinda know what I want to (major) but i am just lost. Is there any way I can contact you for advice ?
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what college you go to? jw
+Jake I'm in the process of transferring!
+Laura Collegeappgirl that's great! I'm thinking of going to college in the future...BTW nice helpful videos, keep it up! :)
thank you! how is the process going!?
Laura Collegeappgirl where did you end up transferring too
@@johnniee.brooker4536 USC!