Podcast Explains the Rolling Admissions College Application Procedure
In its latest podcast, Mike Rivera of Top-Tier Tutoring discusses the pros and cons of applying to colleges that use a rolling admissions procedure.
West Orange, NJ, March 17, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Rolling Admissions means that a college imposes no strict deadline for application submission; and applicants will be accepted so long as space is available within the freshman class. The positives and negatives of this procedure are addressed in Top-Tier Tutoring’s latest podcast entitled “About Rolling Admissions.” To listen to the podcast, go to http://bit.ly/bNDziG.
In this podcast, co-founder, tutor and college counselor Mike Rivera of Top-Tier Tutoring explains the Rolling Admissions procedure, which is employed by a minority of colleges. One benefit to this process is that a decision is rendered within a few weeks of a student’s applying as opposed to the typical two month wait for regular admissions. Another benefit is the application window is open long after other colleges have made their notifications, and if a student is not accepted, a rolling admissions college may provide an excellent opportunity. On the other hand, some Rolling Admissions colleges may require a timely decision by the candidate once accepted, which may be prior to the regular admissions deadline, so prudence must be exercised with regard to the timeline.
“Rolling admissions is a great method to ensure that a student will attend college,” explains Rivera. He continues: “If a Rolling Admissions college is a student’s first choice, by applying early the student may be accepted quickly and then be first in line for housing and/or financial aid. One note of caution is to make sure a student does not have to agree to attend the Rolling Admissions college prior to receiving notice from other regular admissions colleges in which s/he may have a greater interest. This podcast goes into great detail about Rolling Admissions so a student will be armed with pertinent information when applying.”
Top-Tier Tutoring releases several podcasts during the month dealing with issues of interest to high school students and their families. In addition, Top-Tier Tutoring produces a free podcast series, “Ear on Careers,” that introduces listeners to successful leaders in a variety of different fields, including business, industry, medicine, the arts, and so much more. It is the premiere career day podcast series on the internet geared toward those entering college or seeking a career switch, and can be found at www.EarOnCareers.com. In order to see a listing of and listen to any of Top-Tier Tutoring’s podcasts, go to www.Top-TierTutoring.com/blog. Either listen right on the computer or download the podcast to an iPod. The podcasts are also available on iTunes and through other podcast directories.
Top-Tier Tutoring is an innovative tutoring and college planning boutique that offers standardized test preparation, college counseling services and tutoring for all high school courses, all on an individual basis. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Mike and Rhonda Rivera, the center is located at 623 Eagle Rock Avenue in West Orange, NJ. Top-Tier Tutoring is on the web at www.Top-TierTutoring.com, and may be reached by telephone at 973-243-1212.
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In this podcast, co-founder, tutor and college counselor Mike Rivera of Top-Tier Tutoring explains the Rolling Admissions procedure, which is employed by a minority of colleges. One benefit to this process is that a decision is rendered within a few weeks of a student’s applying as opposed to the typical two month wait for regular admissions. Another benefit is the application window is open long after other colleges have made their notifications, and if a student is not accepted, a rolling admissions college may provide an excellent opportunity. On the other hand, some Rolling Admissions colleges may require a timely decision by the candidate once accepted, which may be prior to the regular admissions deadline, so prudence must be exercised with regard to the timeline.
“Rolling admissions is a great method to ensure that a student will attend college,” explains Rivera. He continues: “If a Rolling Admissions college is a student’s first choice, by applying early the student may be accepted quickly and then be first in line for housing and/or financial aid. One note of caution is to make sure a student does not have to agree to attend the Rolling Admissions college prior to receiving notice from other regular admissions colleges in which s/he may have a greater interest. This podcast goes into great detail about Rolling Admissions so a student will be armed with pertinent information when applying.”
Top-Tier Tutoring releases several podcasts during the month dealing with issues of interest to high school students and their families. In addition, Top-Tier Tutoring produces a free podcast series, “Ear on Careers,” that introduces listeners to successful leaders in a variety of different fields, including business, industry, medicine, the arts, and so much more. It is the premiere career day podcast series on the internet geared toward those entering college or seeking a career switch, and can be found at www.EarOnCareers.com. In order to see a listing of and listen to any of Top-Tier Tutoring’s podcasts, go to www.Top-TierTutoring.com/blog. Either listen right on the computer or download the podcast to an iPod. The podcasts are also available on iTunes and through other podcast directories.
Top-Tier Tutoring is an innovative tutoring and college planning boutique that offers standardized test preparation, college counseling services and tutoring for all high school courses, all on an individual basis. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Mike and Rhonda Rivera, the center is located at 623 Eagle Rock Avenue in West Orange, NJ. Top-Tier Tutoring is on the web at www.Top-TierTutoring.com, and may be reached by telephone at 973-243-1212.
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