Key Points
Common App, America's most used and widely accepted college application leads a direct admission program which made this possible.h...
The program involving 70 schools across 28 states, examines incomplete applications and gives out acceptances to those prospective students who meet a certain GPA and test requirements set by participating colleges; live in poverty-stricken areas; or whose parents have not gone to college..
The participating universities' batch acceptances coincide with the possibility that undergraduate enrollment rates are beginning to recover from a prolonged decline that began during the pandemic and months after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn affirmative action, which essentially eliminated admissions procedures based on race..
One is the colleges that wish to drive up the enrollment rate and the second is the students who are thankful to gain admission without the lengthy admission processes that require test scores, essays, and letters of recommendation..
This year, Georgia introduced a similar initiative in which all public high school seniors are to be sent a letter notifying them of what in-state colleges and universities they will receive acceptances from if they decide to apply..
