My high school days were spent playing in my school’s band (a band so small that our band teacher had to play with us), memorizing produce codes at my grocery store job to pass the time, and shuffling through my homework assignments on my hour bus ride home (I upgraded to an iPod from my clunky Discman senior year – a momentous occasion). College seemed like a foreign and far-away thing – so much so that I didn’t set foot on a college campus until my senior year. A world that once seemed untouchable has been my home, as a student and now as a professional, for the past decade. The road has been interesting, empowering, and (at times) bumpy, but I’ve come away with a better understanding of this whole college thing, and I want to share that with you.
A joy of being an admissions officer is sharing so much of Tufts with so many different students. I never know which part of our community will resonate…
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Maybe you’re starting to think about college. And maybe you’re even starting to think about the wonderful world of engineering because…
When I started my college search, I think that I was in a little bit of denial. My rural home in New Hampshire was my safety net. I went to school with…
I first heard the phrase “demonstrated interest” when I was well into my 20s and just beginning my admissions career. As a senior in high school, my mind…
