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On the Road with Betsy Woolf – Touro University, Times Square
Situated on the northwest corner of 43rd Street and Broadway, this outpost of Touro with an enrollment of 2500 students is a modern high rise whose big windows face the building from which the ball is dropped on New Year's Eve - my angled look upwards revealed the ball perched atop the building - and whose rear windows overlook the theater where Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is playing on 43rd Street and the site of Madame Tussaud’s wax museum on 42nd Street.
Is Applying To College Unfair?
The simple truth is that college admissions are unfair - and the system works to the advantage of the colleges, not to the students. This year alone, I have seen early applications spike in my practice with students applying to 15 or more schools often in a very short period of time - by November 1 of senior year. Even though they have already been accepted to a few, they keep on applying.Interest in Colleges in the Southern U.S. is Blooming
According to an article in Axios in early July, more and more students from the Northeast are enrolling in SEC schools than ever before. Leading the way is enrollment at LSU and Tennessee, followed by Ole Miss. In two decades, 84% more students from the North attended public schools in the South, per a Wall Street Journal analysis last year. It jumped 30% from 2018 to 2022.
