Posts Tagged ‘choosing a college’
Congratulations to Cora Madison, University of Kentucky Class of 2028
The college search process can be daunting. With 2800+ 4-year colleges in the US, students have many options to consider. It can get overwhelming very fast. What’s great about that, though, is that as each student starts to define what they are looking for, many options can fit the bill. Cora Madison, University of Kentucky,…
Read MoreCongratulations to Kaelyn Hvidsten, University of Minnesota Duluth Class of 2028
Meeting Kaelyn is an unforgettable experience. Her intelligence, creativity, and generosity are matched only by her vibrant personality. Hailing from Minnesota, Kaelyn is a dynamic student who has left an indelible mark on her community. Her prowess as a writer and artist has been recognized by her high school, which awarded her exceptional achievements in…
Read MoreCongratulations to Vince Cormier, University of Tampa Class of 2028
CIT congratulates Vince Cormier as he celebrates his exciting journey to the University of Tampa in 2028! UT is where academic brilliance meets warm personal attention and practical experience, all nestled in an unbeatable location. One step onto the gorgeous riverfront campus, and you’ll feel right at home, ready to dive into a world brightened…
Read MoreCongratulations to Ryan Scrimpshire, Texas A&M Class of 2028!
Ryan chose Texas A&M University because of its top-notch business program, lots of fun traditions and a one of a kind school spirit. “The college search process can be grueling but working with Paige and College Inside Track made it so much easier,” Ryan said. “We worked hard but also had fun along the way!”…
Read MoreCongratulations to Greta Laurel, Macalester College Class of 2028!
Greta Laurel knows really cool stuff. The 2024 Hudson Senior High School graduate knows about biology and optometry, how to make Corgis smile, how to make beautiful ceramic bowls and sculptures, how to avoid bears in her backyard, how to win a fiercely competitive pizza-making contest, and above all, how to make sure the quiet…
Read MoreCongratulations to Max Anderson, University of Notre Dame Class of 2028!
Max Anderson’s Journey to Notre Dame: Balancing Academics, Athletics, and Ambition For Max, the allure of Notre Dame wasn’t immediate. Initially focused on other schools due to football recruitment, he reconsidered his options as circumstances evolved. “Notre Dame was never really that high on my list,” Max admits, “but with some changes in recruitment, I…
Read MoreCongratulations to Martin Guzenda, Purdue Engineering Class of 2028!
Congratulations to Martin Guzenda, Purdue Engineering Class of 2028! Martin is a student at Vandegrift High School in Austin, TX. In addition to his highly rigorous course load, he was involved in robotics on the CAD and hardware teams, played trumpet in his high school’s state championship varsity marching band, and spent two terms as…
Read MoreInsider Tips for the week of December 9, 2023
FAFSA error means less financial aid for families – The new, redesigned FAFSA that will launch by the end of 2023 has a calculation error that will result in most families qualifying for less financial aid than lawmakers intended. Learn more from CIT’s Chris Wills. Insider tips for building the college list (part one) –…
Read MoreLet’s Talk College Rankings (Part 3)-The Wall Street Journal with CIT Founder Jay Benanav
There certainly is no shortage of college rankings! In my previous blogs, I’ve discussed the rankings in US News and the New York Times. In this post, I’ll look at the Wall Street Journal. College Inside Track consultants take a “holistic approach” to college searches and tailor them to individual students & rarely rely on…
Read MoreLet’s Talk College Rankings (Part 2)-New York Times with CIT Founder Jay Benanav
Written by Jay Benanav College Ranking Part 2- New York Times, by CIT Founder Jay Benanav College Inside Track consultants take a “holistic approach” to college searches and tailor them to individual students & rarely rely on college rankings. However, we know that some families refer to college rankings. While these lists may have some…
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