In the world of college basketball, the Ivy League has long been considered a quaint little non-scholarship conference that isn’t even big-time enough to hold a postseason tournament. Where the games are played almost… View full post on All Stories
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Let’s Play Two: Ivies hope to put 2nd team in NCAA
March 11th, 2011 
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Posted in college application 
Tags: basketball, big time, college basketball, Ivies, Ivy League, play, play two, postseason tournament 
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March 13th, 2010 admin I’m not planning to apply to an Ivy League school; I’d be happy to go to Indiana University. Ball State is my second choice, with Butler a long shot, as my family would have a hard time paying private tuition. My question is, do I need to get involved in extracurriculars in order to have [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: budget pressures, college, generous financial aid, Gerald Bradshaw, Gerald M. Bradshaw, guidance counselor, Indiana, iu students, Ivy League, ivy league school, Michigan, New York, school, State, state scholars, Wells Comments OffState Schools Get Selective
March 11th, 2010 admin Dear Mr. Bradshaw I’m a junior at Carmel (Ind.) High School. We are a large school, with more than 4,500 students. Everyone seems to be involved in some kind of sport or extracurricular activity. I’m a top student, but not involved in any activities because I have to work after school and on weekends. I’m [...]
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