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Ivy League Courses: Free & Online

Did you know you can take Ivy League courses but without the Ivy League price tag? By offering free online classes through platforms like Coursera and edX, top colleges are making higher education more accessible than ever before. For example, edX—co-founded by Harvard and MIT—provides both free and paid courses on everything from computer science […]

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The Latest AI Trends in College: What Students Need to Know

From generating personalized learning materials to enhancing peer-to-peer interactions, AI is transforming how students learn and engage with course content with the end goal of ultimately making the most of their college education. At PREMINENTE, we take pride in staying on top of recent developments in this constantly developing realm of technology. Currently, there are […]

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2024 Graduate School Enrollment Trends

Graduate school admissions are evolving rapidly, and understanding the trends can help prospective students position themselves for success. Data from the IPEDS, National Student Clearinghouse, Open Doors, and Council of Graduate Schools, reported by Ruffalo Noel Levitz (RNL), identifies key trends universities and applicants must watch in 2024. These trends shape how universities recruit and […]

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How are Ivy League Schools Using AI in Their Classrooms?

With generative AI continuing to transform the educational landscape at a rapid pace, colleges and universities are continually striving to keep up with the latest developments. Over the last few years, educational institutions have integrated AI into their admissions processes, administration, and perhaps most influentially, the hallowed halls of their classroom buildings. While some professors […]

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WRITING A WINNING PERSONAL STATEMENT FOR ADMISSIONS

Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story. The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, […]

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A.I.- Generated Admissions Essays: Bountiful Feast or Forbidden Fruit?

Full disclosure: I attempted to use ChatGPT to come up with a pithy title for this article. While the chatbot provided some helpful context, at the end of the day, it wasn’t able to adequately paint the picture of the conundrum facing college applicants and admissions officers that I was envisioning. I tried a few […]

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What is AVA AI?

The College Guidance Network (CGN) held a virtual round table meeting in early April to announce AVA, an AI chatbot that provides expert guidance and educational planning. According to an article published in Forbes, “Ava AI Chatbot Could Help Ease The School College Counseling Crisis”, high school students do not have fair and equal access […]

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The New AI Job Market

“The World Economic Forum has estimated that artificial intelligence (AI) will replace some 85 million jobs by 2025,” according to an article by Ray Shroeder published by Inside Higher Ed.  While many industries fear that their jobs will be replaced by AI, there is also promise of more productivity and an economic boom. These technological […]

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10 AI Sites for High School and College Students

Today, high school and college students are constantly juggling multiple assignments, deadlines, and commitments. However, in the new age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), students now have powerful tools at their disposal to streamline organization and optimize productivity. AI-powered task managers, virtual assistants, and online studying platforms not only save time but also empower students to […]

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Networking: The Key to a Successful Job Search

Networking: The Key to a Successful Job Search The statistics for underemployment amongst recent college graduates are troubling. According to a new report from Strada Institute for the Future of Work and the Burning Glass Institute, 52% of new college graduates are working in jobs that do not require a four-year degree. The best strategy […]

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