The Manners Group

We've been asked many times over the past several months: How do you think the pandemic will affect my college admissions chances? It was...

Syracuse.com: "Applications for admission at Colgate University have increased more than 100%, setting a new record at the liberal arts...

Arriving a half-hour early for our Tuesday noontime Wesleyan University tour, we were greeted by one, and then another, chockablock-full...

When Purchase College first opened its doors in 1967, Nelson Rockefeller called it “the cultural gem” of the State University of New York...

Patch: "The University of Mary Washington lacks huge brand recognition but employs a roster of top-notch professors and offers a...

Inside Higher Ed: "When older siblings enroll at a target college, it 'nearly quadruple[s] the probability that younger siblings apply to...

MarketWatch: "Looking at 2017 data, Pew Research Center counted just 46 schools with admission rates under 20%. Only 17 schools had...

Mental Floss: "In America, few people use the phrase 'going off to university,' or “headed to university,” even if they are indeed about...

At the 2019 IECA Spring conference, a collection of colleges was invited to explain themselves, lightning-round style, in five minutes or...

Washington Post: “At Goucher College, students no longer need to take a broad range of introductory classes outside their major to...

It would be easy to dismiss the University of Richmond as just another pretty campus in Virginia. It really is beautiful. Every one of...

The most surprising thing about the College of William & Mary isn’t that it was built with pirate money (true story, look it up). Nor is...

EdSurge: “For decades, the college-admissions process has been shrouded in mystery. But these days, big data, and a popular college...

Business Insider: “Located in Claremont, California is an 829-person liberal arts college that might go unnoticed to the uninitiated....

The Wall Street Journal: “Many websites and apps ask students a lot of questions to generate college lists, but only a few invite them to...

The New York Times: “Fall is largely celebrated as college football season, but for high school upperclassmen and their families, it’s...