Just days ago, an LA Times headline declared “UC and CSU deliver thousands of rejection letters. Arizona State wants to fill the void.”
To take a deeper dive into this phenomenon, we’ve asked Arizona State University admissions representative Sung Ahn to join us on Thursday, April 21 at 6 p.m. PDT for the next installment in our Colledge Admission Chats—bite-sized online events focused on a particular school and how it approaches decisions on who gets in and who doesn’t.
ASU’s Sung will dish on college options for those interested in alternatives to the UC and CSU systems (spoiler alert: ASU’s a good one). He’ll also pinpoint the kinds of questions students can ask themselves in trying to find their best, right-fit schools. And he’ll talk about what ASU is doing to capture the students UC and CSUs aren’t admitting.
This chat will be particularly helpful for those interested in the ever-evolving landscape of college admissions, and what high school students can do right now to prepare for the application process. Sign up for this free event HERE.
Whether it’s general or specific advice you’re looking for, Colledge offers more than five decades of experience in college admissions—in colleges, high schools, and independent counseling. To schedule a free introductory call to learn more about our college advising services, click HERE.
