Tips & Insights for Hacking College Admissions

This is the time of year when college families are looking for tips and insights into the college admissions process.  Over the year's we have published lists of suggestions but one of the best sources to gain some quick tips and insights to the admissions process is from the founder of Princeton Review and Tutor.com -  John Katzman.
November 29, 2017
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This is the time of year when college families are looking for tips and insights into the college admissions process. 

Over the year’s we have published lists of suggestions but one of the best sources to gain some quick tips and insights to the admissions process is from the founder of Princeton Review and Tutor.com –  John Katzman.  John Katzman has long been an advocate for transparency and increasing college completion rates for families at all socio-economic levels.

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