If your high school counselor sits on a university's college counselor advisory board

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[Post New]02/28/2023 20:45
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Anonymous
...does that represent a significant advantage for admissions from your school to that university? For example: https://www.dickinson.edu/info/20045/admissions/994/counselor_advisory_board
[Post New]02/28/2023 20:57
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Anonymous
Do you need an advantage to get into Dickinson?
[Post New]02/28/2023 20:59
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Anonymous
No
[Post New]02/28/2023 21:00
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Anonymous
Looks like a way for a small college to gain good students from those high schools. Smart.
[Post New]02/28/2023 21:06
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Anonymous
One of the counselors at DC's secondary is on the UChicago advisory board, and 24 students have matriculated there in the past 4 years.
[Post New]02/28/2023 21:10
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Anonymous
It’s an advisory board, not the real board. Advisory boards have no clout and are usually assembled to flatter the members into giving money
[Post New]03/01/2023 05:59
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Do you need an advantage to get into Dickinson?


LOL !
[Post New]03/01/2023 06:01
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:...does that represent a significant advantage for admissions from your school to that university? For example: https://www.dickinson.edu/info/20045/admissions/994/counselor_advisory_board


Maybe. My thought is that Dickinson does this as a way to encourage more applications to the college.
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