Strong college apps despite pandemic transcript gaps
Admissions officers say pass or credit grades won’t hurt applicants. Schools now emphasize letter grades, coursework rigor, and what students did during lockdown. Optional testing and pandemic related essays can help, with focus on presenting strengths and perspective. Give yourself grace.
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Forecast: Higher rates will trim first time buyers' demand
Rising interest rates will dampen home sales as affordability remains stretched. The official forecast expects total home sales this year to decline about 2 percent from last year, with first-time buyers most affected.
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