Admissions Committee Category
Guest Blog: Context Counts
Dec. 19, 2011—Admissions Counselor Dustin Lynn combats false assumptions about the selective admissions process.
En Route Now: Early Decision I Letters
Dec. 13, 2011—Early Decision I Letters Have Left the Building
Dr. Douglas Christiansen on Community Service and the Admissions Process
Dec. 8, 2011—Dr. Douglas Christiansen gives you a inside look at how extracurriculars play into the admissions process.
Guest Blog: Tips For Writing Your Personal Essay
Nov. 22, 2011—Sage advice from one of our counselors who's worked both sides of the admissions process.
Giving You a Good Reason Why: Admissions and Social Media
Nov. 18, 2011—Providing value in the admissions process over the social web.
Meet Our Newest Blogger: Carolyn Pippen
Nov. 15, 2011—An introduction to Admissions Counselor and new blogger Carolyn Pippen.
“Nepal is …”: International Recruiting in South Asia
Nov. 10, 2011—Admissions counselor John Nesbitt reflects on a memorable recruitment trip to Nepal.
Meet Alexandria Lovelace
Oct. 27, 2011—Introducing Admissions Counselor and Southern California native Alexandria Lovelace.
Meet Patrick Boswell
Oct. 20, 2011—I am originally from Richmond, VA. My wife, Haley, and I have lived in Nashville for over two years. I received my master’s in Higher Education Administration from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College ...
Meet Jessica Forinash
Oct. 17, 2011—Indianola, Iowa is my hometown. My parents still live in the same house that I grew up in. Except for my sister, who came to Nashville after visiting me, my whole family still lives in Iowa. I am the admissions counselor responsible for Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, and Canada! Say that...
Meet Ferrell Armstrong
Oct. 14, 2011—Brentwood, Tennessee is my hometown. I am the Admissions Officer responsible for Georgia (except Fulton county), Mississippi, Orlando, Florida and its surrounding areas. In the office I work on PreVU and Counselor Conference. I’m also that guy who walks down the hall like a football coach trying to motivate and bring cheer … I will...