As college becomes more selective, admission officers are looking for well-rounded students

Date:

June 16, 2023

Gupta now joins an elite class of just a few thousand other students accepted to Stanford this year. The school had a historically low acceptance rate of just 3.6% of incoming freshmen.

The increase in college applications has put pressure on admissions departments. Colleges are now receiving record numbers of applications, and they have to be more selective in order to admit the best students.

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As college becomes more selective, admission officers are looking for well-rounded students

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