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What is Greek Life and Should You Rush in College?
Greek life is a huge tradition on campuses and can contribute to your experience in many positive ways.
Direct Admissions: How To Get Into College Without Even Applying
You’ve likely heard of Early Action, Early Decision, and Rolling Admission, but what is “Direct Admission”? Direct Admission is when colleges send acceptance letters, along with comprehensive financial aid [...]
What You Need to Know About Affirmative Action in College Admissions
As of June 29th, 2023, affirmative action, as practiced by college admissions, is no longer legal. This means that colleges and universities, both public and private, can no longer [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Colleges vs Universities: What’s the Difference?
Students interested in advanced degrees and comfortable in large classes may gravitate toward universities. Those who prefer smaller classes and individualized instruction may prefer colleges. Instead of choosing a school based on its label, consider its research opportunities, affordability, class sizes, total enrollment, and academic programs.
What to Do Once You’ve Been Accepted to Your Dream College
We hope you have picked the perfect college for you and have an easy transition into your new home. Don’t forget to send in your acceptance letters on time and send out any declining letters as well. We wish you the best of luck!
How to write Duke supplemental essays (2022-23 essay prompts guide)
Give your application the competitive edge it needs by learning what Duke values in applicants
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Ivy Day 2025: Letter from our CEO
On behalf of all of Prepory, congratulations to the graduating Class of 2025! This was once again one of the most selective college admissions cycles in American history—and Prepory students [...]
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