Admitted-ish
Mary O'MalleyWhere college admissions advice meets common sense (and a little bit of edge).
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The Vanderbilt Effect
I can tell you exactly when I started paying attention to how colleges tell their own stories.
It wasn’t on a campus tour.
It wasn’t in an admissions presentation.
It wasn’t even during a conversation with an admissions officer.
It was...
The Only Thing True About Every College || Part IV: Every College Says It Supports Students
After more than twenty years in admissions and college counseling, I’ve visited a lot of campuses. I don’t spend much time evaluating residence halls, blue-light phones, or whether the student center serves good coffee anymore.
Dear reader...
The Only Thing True About All Colleges || Part III: The Question Every College Is Asking
I’ve had the same conversation almost every day this month.
“The Common App opens on August 1.”
Students nod.
Parents nod.
Then someone asks the question they really want answered.
“So...when should I submit?”
My answer always disappo...
Beach Carrots
Every family has its own language.
In ours, Cheetos are called beach carrots.
My Aunt Mary Beasley, my namesake, started calling them that some what recently.
She doesn’t discriminate. Puffy, crunchy, baked...if it’s a Cheeto, it’s a be...
The Only Thing True About All Colleges || Part II: Fit
Last week, I wrote that rigor isn’t about collecting AP classes.
It’s about becoming someone who chooses challenge over comfort.
It’s about learning to raise your hand.
To ask the extra question.
To stay after class.
To do hard things...
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College counselor. Dog mom. West Wing fanatic. Strong opinions about college admissions, institutional nonsense, and the enduring importance of CJ Cregg. Thoughts and opinions are absolutely my own.
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