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The survey should be used to report accomplishments from the second quarter of 2020 (April 1, 2020 to June 30, 2020). You must be a current member in good standing with NACAC to have your news featured.
The latest episode of College Admissions Decoded is now available!
Listen to Episode 10—What Do College Rankings Really Mean?—on NACAC’s website or Apple Podcasts.
Does the enrollment deposit present an insurmountable barrier to college attendance for the students you serve?
A new form from NACAC can help them signal their need for support.
Similar to NACAC’s application fee waiver, the enrollment deposit waiver is used by students to request a fee waiver or deferral. A supplemental document outlines additional ways students can advocate to get the support they need.
Continue reading New from NACAC: Enrollment Deposit Waiver Form
Our members are movers and shakers. From landing new jobs to earning well-deserved awards, NACAC members have been busy.
Learn about the accomplishments of your colleagues and share your professional news for inclusion in the next installment of Member News and Notes.
The latest episode of College Admissions Decoded is now available!
Listen to Episode 9, “Understanding Financial Aid Award Letters,” on NACAC’s website or Apple Podcasts.
Continue reading Available Now: New Podcast Episode
A new tool from NACAC provides a look at admission-related services offered by secondary schools in the US and around the globe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
With so many schools closed or otherwise disrupted, it’s a challenge for counselors to help students finalize their college plans. NACAC’s new tool shows how different schools and counselors are responding to questions surrounding final course grades, requests for transcripts, and other college admission queries.
The crowdsourced resource is the second of two tools designed by NACAC.
Continue reading Tool Catalogs Admission-Related Services Offered by Secondary Schools
As a service to students and families, NACAC has created a new resource cataloging campus-specific changes in college admission events, deposit dates, and more as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
The purpose of the tool—which features information from postsecondary institutions—is to make it easier for students and others to navigate the admission process during this unprecedented time of upheaval. So far, more than 460 colleges and universities from around the world have submitted their information.
The latest episode of College Admissions Decoded is now available!
Listen to Episode 8, “How Families Can Talk About Paying for College,” on NACAC’s website or Apple Podcasts.
Due to coronavirus health and safety concerns, NACAC has canceled all its remaining Spring 2020 National College Fairs.
The decision was made last week.
Continue reading ICYMI: National College Fairs Canceled for Spring 2020
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