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College Admissions Tip #1

To increase your odds of obtaining a highly coveted spot at the University of Notre Dame, also apply to their sister school Holy Cross via the Driscoll Scholars program.

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College Admissions Tip #2

Did you know? Universities often ask you for “touch points,” instances where you meet or contact a university representative. Increase your touch points by: virtual or in-person tours, asking your regional admissions officer questions, attending a college fair, and more.

College Admissions Tip #3

Texas Residents: Don’t leave money on the table! It’s important to know that once you fill out the TAFSA, you are no longer eligible for FAFSA. If you are a U.S. citizen, regardless of your parents’ citizenship status, it is advisable to fill out the FAFSA. If you are not a U.S. citizen, the TAFSA may give you more access to financial aid in Texas, but it’s still important to check if you’re an “eligible non-citizen” before you fill out the TAFSA.

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College Admissions Tip #4

Don’t dismiss the option to transfer. If you didn’t get into your top choice, consider attending your second or third choice program and transferring after a year of good grades. Keep in mind, your diploma will only say the name of the institution from which you ultimately graduate.