Author Archive | Evan Gruver '14

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Rankings: Not the End-All-Be-All

As humans, we love to rank things.  Anytime I plan to buy something important I always do a Google search that goes something like this…”Top 10 *insert item* brands”.  Then I spend countless hours stressing over expert reviews compared to customer reviews trying to find out which brand I’m going to spend my hard earned […]

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Technology At Grove City

One of the most exciting days of my Freshmen Welcome Week at Grove City College was when I received my laptop. That might sound crazy, but new technology always gets me excited!  All freshman at Grove City receive a technology package that includes a laptop computer, a printer/scanner/copier combo, a backpack, a flash drive, and […]

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NEW YORK - JUNE 27:  SAT test preparation books sit on a shelf at a Barnes and Noble store June 27, 2002 in New York City. College Board trustees decided June 27 to add a written essay and other changes to the SAT in an overhaul of the college entrance exam. The first administration of the new SAT will occur in March of 2005. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

ACT vs SAT

One of the most common questions I am asked is whether a student should take the ACT or the SAT.  That is also one of the hardest questions to answer, because there are so many variables in play as to what test is better for the student.  The focus of this post is to inform […]

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Admitted Student Day 2016

Admitted Student Day

One of my favorite days of the entire year is Admitted Student Day (ASD).  This year, the event falls on April 2nd 2016.  As one of the Counselors here at Grove City College (GCC), it is truly a blessing to be able to look around and see a number of students that I have had […]

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Are You Paying for Your Roommate’s Tuition?

For many college students, the answer to that question is “yes,” thanks in part to a now-standard practice that contributes to rising tuition bills and crushing student debt. The Wall Street Journal exposed this practice where colleges and universities in the United States have incorporated subsidies that pay for scholarships and discounts for some students […]

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Deciding on a Major

I can remember, almost 7 years ago, lying on the floor of my parent’s living room, working on college applications.  As I worked my way through the biographical information, thought about who to ask for recommendation letters, and wished I didn’t have to fill it all out… * …one question really made me stumble: What […]

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