The event draws teens from rural high schools that few admissions officers ever visit; some private universities are more open to openness; and more.
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This regional gathering attracts teenagers from small-town high schools that few admissions officers ever visit. Here’s how it changed one student’s perspective on college. (PREMIUM)
At the Johns Hopkins University, humanities students can feel left out of a lab-focused campus culture. So two professors created a course for classics students built around open-ended, lab-based research.
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