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Situational Judgment Tests: Why Open Response Formats Offer Deeper Insight
Situational judgment tests (SJTs) are emerging as essential tools in higher education admissions, particularly for…
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There’s a lot to consider about your applicants when conducting a holistic review, such as…
Foundations in admissions webinar series
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The American Dental Education Association’s (ADEA) own policy statements make clear the need for programs…
Altus Assessments moves admissions forward with Al...
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How interviews could be misleading your admissions...
Most schools consider the interview an important portion of their admissions process, hence a considerable…
Altus Assessments announced as one of Deloitte’s...
Altus Assessments (“Altus”) is pleased to announce that it has won the Deloitte Technology Fast…
Why the medical school admissions process needs to...
Research has shown that for physicians the majority of disciplinary actions by medical boards are…
Why personal statements in academic admissions are...
Because the kind of information collected through personal statements varies, there is a limited amount…
Reference letters in academic admissions: useful o...
Because of the lack of innovation, there are often few opportunities to examine current legacy…
A better way to manage learner remediation at medi...
Even with the best MedEd curriculum and instruction, it’s possible for learners to find themselves…
Altus Assessments makes The Globe and Mail’s sec...
Altus Assessments is pleased to announce it placed No. 114 (of 400) on the 2020…
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COVID-19 may have disrupted some of your conference plans to learn about the latest best…