Once again, the New York Times has taken the lead in providing valuable college admissions information. It amazes me that anyone would protest the idea of paying for access to this publication, believing that such a resource should be able to survive in the marketplace without capital from those who consume it. But that's another story.
The reason I'm extolling it today is due to a Q&A column written by one-time admissions officer Bruce Poch that has been featured everyday this week.
In this limited series, Poch takes questions about what to do when it comes down to picking the right school after getting accepted to several of the ones you were interested in. I especially enjoyed Poch's response to the first question, which involved what to do and expect from the waiting list.
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