Deseret News: “More colleges checking online footprints, but most students not too concerned”
Today Moms: “Application angst: “Teens’ social media can hurt college chance”
NBC – Madison, WI: “UW Law School changes curriculum in midst of major applications decline”
The American Medical Student Association: “Emerging Trends in Medical School Admissions”
The ECHO (East Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill, NC): “Facebook alias fools no one”
The Daily Targum (Rutgers University): “U. admissions ignores social media posts for applicants”
The Student Doctor Network: “Kaplan Survey: A More Challenging MCAT and Minding Your Digital Trail”
Graduate Guide: “Business School Students with STEM Backgrounds Becoming More Common”
FOX 8 – New Orleans, LA: “Overexposed: A FOX 8 Special Report”
Poets & Quants: “Low GMAT Top Reason For Getting Dinged”
The Record (SUNY Buffalo State): “MCAT to add content, require more prep”
Character Counts!: “Admissions Officers: Students with Ugly Digital Footprints Need Not Apply”
Courier (Pasadena City College): “OP- ED: Keep your private life private”
The Spectator (Seattle University): “Your Life Is Not On Admission’s Newsfeed”
The Daily Collegian (Pennsylvania State University): “Changes in the future for MCAT”
Kids Privacy: “Application done! Time to review your online profile”
La Gaceta: “Además de por los bulos, las redes sociales pueden ser una sombra en el currículum”
The GW Hatchet (George Washington University): “Admissions officers aren’t social media cops”