A Study of the Use of Nonacademic Factors in Holistic Undergraduate Admissions Reviews

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@GaleMorrisonEd @BertAW_Russell @wwwojtekk Yeah, truth: https://t.co/WbpalGlnS9

@James_S_Murphy @matt_barnum @AcceptGroup This was another study on non-cognitive factors in admissions, which on my read was consistent with the picture that public universities don't really care very much about essays at all. https://t.co/UvebID2f4A

"A Study of the Use of Nonacademic Factors in Holistic Undergraduate Admissions Reviews," this is more or less what you'd expect but it makes the conversation about public universities getting rid of tests a bit more complicated, no? https://t.co/XHdc6d…

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