- How can I make the college admissions process feel less intimidating for first generation students?
- How can admissions professional build trust between people and communities that have historically been excluded from educational spaces?
- How can higher ed become more welcoming to marginalized communities?
- How can college admissions reps better advocate for students who do not meet the typical academic profile?
- Do colleges mean in when they say "we support all students"
- What makes a student want to attend a certain college?
- Do admission offices really mean in when they say "We are a holistic review?"
- How can college recruit honestly when college are facing enrollment issues and admissions needs to bring in large classes?
- How can I we advise students to talk about life experiences, without feeling like college want them to exploit trauma?
- Can college opportunity ever really be equal when so many school look at legacy for admissions?
- What challenges do students face when thinking of attending college?
- Is college the "best" or "right path for students now a days?
- How can we keep telling high schoolers to go to college when colleges are becoming more expensive and students are not making as much when they graduate?
- What are alternatives colleges can use to still look at race in the admissions process with affirmative action being "banned" in the admissions process?
- How can college morally excluded recruiting in urban areas?
- How can the supreme court rule that race can not be used in college admissions but still uphold legacy admissions?
- How can higher ed combat the government dismantling DEI?
- How can we assure a honest application review process when people have biases?
- What other options outside fo college are students being guided towards?
- Are students paying high tuition costs for the quality of their education, or more for the overall college experience?
Wednesday, September 3, 2025
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Love these questions Maya! Totally going to start thinking about some of these as well! Bonus Question: How can we start paying educators/faculty/staff within the education sector what they deserve?
ReplyDeleteYour question about if college is the "best or right" really hit me, because I have some family struggling to decide which path they are going to take. All paths matter and have value, but the college path is so heavily pushed that they feel apprehensive about taking other routes.
ReplyDeleteSuch important questions (and such a funny meme lol)! A lot of them really had me thinking but being a little more specific: it were questions #1, #3, #5, #13 and #17 that resonated the most. I feel as if they each appropriately acknowledged not only some real struggles that youth have historically faced within our country but some of the real barriers college students (and working professionals alike) are actively facing right now, as well. I constantly question what we can do in the varying positions we're each in to try and make things, like you've said "less intimidating" or "more welcoming", but it is new for me to think of it through the lens of the college admissions process. Thanks for sharing, Maya!
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