Hey there, College Admissions Enthusiasts! 📚🤩
Get ready for an exciting journey through the world of college admissions with an exclusive early access episode of "The College Admissions Process Podcast." We had the honor of interviewing Bailey Gabrish, the Assistant Director of Admission at Tulane University. She is not only an admissions expert but also a Tulane graduate, offering unique insights into the heart of this remarkable institution. 🌊🎺
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Here's a sneak peek of what you can expect from this episode:
- Ever wondered what makes Tulane University so special? Bailey, as a Tulane graduate and dedicated admissions staff member, shares her personal love for the university and why it's a top choice for so many students.
- Recent Developments at Tulane: What's New? Find out about the latest developments and changes at Tulane that prospective students should be aware of. Discover what sets Tulane apart from the rest.
- Tulane's retention rate is an astonishing 94%, well above the national average. Bailey unveils the secret to keeping students happy and eager to return year after year.
- Exploring Tulane: Must-See Areas for Prospective Students If you have the opportunity to visit Tulane, Bailey shares the must-see areas on campus and in the vibrant city of New Orleans. These spots will help you determine if Tulane is the right fit for you.
- Demonstrating Interest in Tulane: A Key to Success Bailey discusses how developing a positive relationship with your admissions counselor can greatly benefit your application. Learn what students can do to demonstrate their interest in Tulane and how it impacts the admission process.
- Applying to Tulane: Options and Their Benefits Explore the different ways you can apply to Tulane, including Early Decision (ED), Early Action (EA), and Regular Decision. Learn about the potential benefits related to admission and merit-based scholarships.
- GPA Recalculation: Discover how Tulane evaluates transcripts, especially since there's no standardized method for calculating GPAs across high schools. Find out what admissions officers look for and how it varies based on a student's intended major.
- Balancing High School Offerings: Bailey explains how applications from schools with varying numbers of Advanced Placement (AP) courses are considered fairly and equitably in the admission process.
- Beyond Academics: Learn about the significance of extracurricular activities and experiences in applications, and how this may vary based on your intended major.
- Letters of Recommendation: How Many to Submit? Bailey offers guidance on the ideal number of letters of recommendation to submit to Tulane.
- Crafting Impressive Application Essays: Find out common pitfalls to avoid in application essays and discover qualities and themes that resonate well in the admissions office.
- Support for Students with IEPs: Bailey provides insights into the opportunities Tulane offers to students who had Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) in high school, ensuring they continue to thrive on campus.
- Top 3 Pieces of Advice Bailey's top three pieces of advice for students and parents preparing for the college admissions process.
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