Counselors Newsletter
Week of February 23, 2026
On Thursday, April 2, from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. ET, we’ll be hosting our first-ever Jumpstart Your College Application event for juniors. We invite you to attend!
Dartmouth Admissions Officers will host a live virtual workshop to introduce your students to the college application and holistic admissions processes at highly selective schools. We want to encourage students to kick-off their college search with confidence and purpose.
Will you please share this link with high-achieving students, especially those who may not think a highly selective institution like Dartmouth is within reach? During the workshop, we will address common misconceptions about the admissions process and introduce Dartmouth’s fly-in programs. We hope to extend this invitation to as many promising first-generation, low-income students as possible.
Carolyn Yee, Admissions Officer
Anthony Fosu, Admissions Officer
Alejandro Castillo-Sierra, Admission Officer
Dartmouth College, Office of Admissions, 6016 McNutt Hall, Hanover, NH 03755
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March is Apply to College Month
March is Apply to College Month, and we're waiving fees for all incoming first-year students applying to Kennesaw State University for Summer and Fall 2026!
To apply for free, students need to submit the Common App from March 1-31, 2026, and use the fee waiver code "Apply to College Month".
Important details:
- Beginning Fall 2026, KSU will require test scores for all first-year applicants.
- KSU offers test-optional admissions for GPAs of 3.2 or higher for Summer 2026.
- Test scores are required for the Zell Miller scholarship and specific programs like Architecture.
- Scores can also help with math placement via ALEKS PPL.
Have questions? Check out our resources below or reach out to us at ksuadmit@kennesaw.edu.
All students must come to the test center with three things for both tests:
1 - A device that they have made sure can be used for the test. There are no devices to be loaned from the test center.
2 - An Admission ticket. You must have a paper/printed admission ticket for the ACT. A printed or an electronic ticket may be used for the SAT.
3 - A hard plastic ID card, passport, or completed ACT or SAT ID form (completed = everything filled out and it is signed/notarized). School ID must show the current year. State federal ID must be valid on the test date.
AA Counseling Department
Email: rjones1@csdecatur.net
Website: https://www.csdecatur.net/dhs
Location: 310 North McDonough Street, Decatur, GA, USA
Phone: 404-370-4170