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- Is a college interested in you if they send you mail?
- How do you know if a college is interested in you?
- Do Colleges care what you post?
- What does it mean when a college admits you?
Is a college interested in you if they send you mail?
Does getting mail from a college mean they are interested in me? No. It means they're interested in something about your scores or demographics. In the early stages of the admission process (sophomore and early junior years), colleges are just looking to initiate student interest within target groups.
How do you know if a college is interested in you?
You can tell if a college coach is interested in you as a recruit if they're actively communicating with you through letters, emails, phone calls, texts or social media. If a college coach reaches out to you after receiving your emails, then they are interested in learning more about you or recruiting you.
Do Colleges care what you post?
According to the same study, almost 75% of college admissions officers who participated said that they take a look at social media as part of the admissions process or review online posts that are brought to their attention. As a matter of fact, a little more than 40% of them will do so if alerted by third parties.
What does it mean when a college admits you?
Being admitted means the college recognizes and celebrates your academic ability and preparation, as well as your potential to contribute outside the classroom on their campus.
