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College Admission Brief Georgia Tech Admission
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Brief stories, tips, insight and advice for students and parents about the college admission experience. How bad could it be? Find out here.
Like what you hear and want to read more? https://sites.gatech.edu/admission-blog/.
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Our Most Commonly Asked Questions About The First-Year Waitlist - Katie Mattli
This week, Senior Assistant Director Katie Mattli breaks down everything you need to know about Georgia Tech's waitlist. We talk about how and when we notify students, how we assess our waitlist, and provide more information for your next steps.
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Georgia Tech Transfer Pathway Offers 101 - LaSean Price, Transfer Program Manager
This month, Transfer Program Manager Lasean Price joins us to demystify the details and requirements of our various transfer pathway programs.
All Georgia Tech Transfer Pathway Programs
Transfer Pathway FAQ
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Next Steps for Deferred Students & Behind the Scenes of Decision Release Week
Rick and Sammy share tips and insights for deferred students, and pull back the curtain on what goes on in the Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Admission leading up to decision release.
Deferral insights: 1:03
Decision week insights: 14:15
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A Brief Announcement & Does How I Send Supporting Application Materials Impact My Review?
We're back! In today's episode, Rick Clark and Sammy Rose-Sinclair catch everyone up with a look back on the evolution of the College Admission Brief, and discuss a shift in the direction it's headed. They kick off the show's new focus by easing some anxiety surrounding document deadlines for Georgia Tech, and answering whether self-reporting standardized test-scores has any impact on admission review.
We'll be back soon with an episode on next steps for deferred applicants at Georgia Tech, then look forward to returning next year with our new content and monthly schedule!
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Answering YOUR Questions for our 100th Episode!
Happy 100! The College Admission Brief was created for students and their support networks from the very start, so today, we're celebrating number 100 with an episode of questions from you!
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What are your Admission Requirements? - Rick Clark
Suggest a question or topic for an upcoming episode: https://b.gatech.edu/3GD2Yn3
This week, AVP and Executive Director of Undergraduate Admission Rick Clark shares nuances in GPAs and standardized tests, and what students might instead focus on to encourage their success in their admission experience.
Blog part 1: https://b.gatech.edu/3qgV38H
Blog part 2: https://b.gatech.edu/3eyWddb
Customer Reviews
College Transfer
I love the last podcast you guys posted on January 18th, 2022 . My new year resolution is to have better time management! This information was very helpful. Gave me a better understanding as to what you guys expect more than just a GPA! Which is great because I see that you guys want to us to challenge our self to be best of ourselves ! Also it would be gladly appreciated if you guys had any new information for college transfers or is it any different than to those that come straight from high school? Thank you guys for your podcast I will be on look out for the new ones !
College admissions information from a balanced and positive perspective
Rick Clark and his team are both informative and encouraging. My favorite episodes come from December 2020. It should be mandatory listening for harried juniors and seniors (and their parents!). It brings perspective, wisdom and hope, which is much needed in the overwhelm and pressures of the college admissions process. Thank you.
Suggestion for a future episode: Comparing double majors, double degrees, 4+1 masters, 3+2 engineering options, minors, and weighing that all against the standard bachelors + masters degrees. How are these degrees viewed from an industry standpoint? What are the pros and cons of each option?
Always informative
I have 4 teens and always find something informative in each podcast. Would love to hear more on how choice of major impacts admissions.
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