Best and worst admissions offices

[Anonymous]

Best: Tufts, Yale, Carleton, Brown, BC
Worst: Bowdoin, CMC, BU, Northwestern

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: Virginia Tech has made a mess of things for the last 7 years.

Just because you like to repeat this every year doesn't make it true. They do an excellent job with tours, ASDs, etc.

Was it 2018 where the app deadline closed and suddenly a week later they reopened it.

I think they totally over enrolled in 2020 and had to rent out hotels a mile from campus .

It’s something every year. I’m sure you could Google it.

It's really not "something every year," but sure. Whatever you say.

Agree. I’m on here a lot and certainly more than back that far. The PP just invented that to bully.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best: Tufts, Yale, Carleton, Brown, BC
Worst: Bowdoin, CMC, BU, Northwestern

Bowdoin and Vassar were cold as ice when we visited!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is a game for fun-

Which admissions offices have been the best to work with and which have been bad? Don’t just name the school, say why it was a notably positive or negative experience. This isn’t about tours or visits in general, the question specifically applies to interactions with staff members, either on campus or off.

Silly topic.

Unless you're a recruited athlete, the admissions office doesn't give a rat's a** about you.

Do you realize how many applications the top schools receive?

Enrollment management software does the heavy lifting.

They are already pivoting to the NEXT graduating class by March.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a game for fun-

Which admissions offices have been the best to work with and which have been bad? Don’t just name the school, say why it was a notably positive or negative experience. This isn’t about tours or visits in general, the question specifically applies to interactions with staff members, either on campus or off.

Silly topic.

Unless you're a recruited athlete, the admissions office doesn't give a rat's a** about you.

Do you realize how many applications the top schools receive?

Enrollment management software does the heavy lifting.

They are already pivoting to the NEXT graduating class by March.

Cite?