Shannon Brady
@BradyCollegeCounseling
Application & Essay Guidance
|Career & Major Guidance
|College Selection & List Development
|Comprehensive College Guidance
|Resume Building
|Student Athletes
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|Director of Academic & College Counseling
|Brady College Counseling
Application & Essay Guidance
Career & Major Guidance
College Selection & List Development
Comprehensive College Guidance
Resume Building
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Brian Christie
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Shannon Brady
How important are AP classes to the college admissions process?
Does it matter to admissions officers how many AP classes a student takes? ie. is there any real difference in the admissions evaluation process if someone has 4 vs 3 vs 2 or no AP classes on their High School transcripts?
One of the top factors in the college admission process is rigor in a student's class schedule. While some colleges like to see more rigor than others, more selective institutions do look at the transcript and how rigorous the student was (if the high school offers AP classes).
John Miao
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Shannon Brady
Hi Shannon, How do you best determine a client's abilities and potential? Thank you.
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In order to learn a student's potential, including strengths and weaknesses, we have a meeting to discuss their academic history, extracurricular involvements, talents, interests, and goals.
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