Monthly Archives: February 2013
Another New SAT
The College Board’s president, David Coleman, announced Monday that the College Board would be embarking on the development of another new SAT. The last revision of the SAT was in 1994, when a number of changes were made (adding the … Continue reading
March Madness For Real –Part II
At Duke University, Durham NC, each year the students inhabit a tent city which they call “Krzyewskiville” after Duke’s men’s coach, Mike Krzyewski, on campus in anticipation of Duke’s participation in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. The university has strict … Continue reading
March Madness For Real—Part I
IESolutions recently visited Duke University, Durham NC: an elite, private university which is also a leading contender most years in the NCAA “March Madness” men’s basketball tournament. Bill Morris, in the 2/24/13 New York Times, delved into the culture of basketball at … Continue reading
IES Visits Hofstra University
Looking for a mid-sized university in a suburban setting with proximity to a major city, Division 1 sports teams AND a strength in preparing students for careers in business and business administration? Check out Hofstra University in Long Island, New … Continue reading
IES Visit to Duke University
Students looking for a northeastern-feel university with milder weather, and who have the credentials to be thinking about the Ivies, ought to look towards Duke University in Durham, NC. Just minutes away from a truly southern university, University of North … Continue reading
Finding the Best Fit College/University is both Intellectual and Emotional
Eric Furda, Dean of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania, offers great advice on finding the Best Fit College. To watch the video, click here.
Bucknell/US News and World Report: Case Closed
On January 25, Bucknell reported to the US. News and World Report, College Board and other entities that there had been irregularities in reporting average SAT scores over a seven year period. IESolutions covered this news in our post of … Continue reading