Applying to college is certainly not an easy task. Students in the United States are beginning their 13th year of school when they apply to college. You would think that 13 years of school would be enough for colleges to evaluate you on, but you’re wrong. Here 10 tips about the Bentley University application process that you should know about before applying!
This is a lifesaver. No need to fill out extra forms. I would recommend students begin their Common App in the summer, as it opens August 1st and senior year is very busy.
If a financial difficulty is present, do not be afraid to request a fee waiver.
Several other colleges I applied to required or strongly suggested supplemental essays, but Bentley is not one of those schools.
No slacking off after you submit your application!
I would strongly suggest emailing one or two teachers over the summer and then stopping by as soon as school begins. Many of your classmates will be asking the same teachers that you are.
Not both, but at least one of the two. I submitted my ACT scores because they were a lot better. Take both tests at least two times and submit your best scores.
Your decision will be released late December, typically a week before Christmas.
Your decision will be released mid March (this year it was March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day!!).
I submitted my regular decision application early October and it felt so good to have it done.
There are several scholarships you are eligible for just for applying, no extra essays required.
Bentley University is a beautiful school in a great location, not too far from Boston. Go Falcons!
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