A student is concerned about demonstrating interest to a highly selective college that tracks it. Which action would be LEAST effective in showing demonstrated interest?
A
Attending a virtual information session hosted by the admissions office.
B
Sending an email to an admissions representative with specific questions.
C
Liking the college's social media posts without further engagement.
D
Visiting the campus and signing in for an official tour.
✓ Correct Answer: Option C
Liking social media posts is a passive action and typically not tracked by colleges as meaningful demonstrated interest. Engagements like attending sessions, emailing, or visiting show more active commitment and research.
💡 Why is C) the correct answer?
The correct answer to the question "A student is concerned about demonstrating interest to a highly selective college that tracks it. Which action would be LEAST effective in showing demonstrated interest?" is Option C: Liking the college's social media posts without further engagement..
The other options — A) Attending a virtual information session hosted by the admissions office., B) Sending an email to an admissions representative with specific questions., D) Visiting the campus and signing in for an official tour. — are incorrect for this College Advising question. As explained above: Liking social media posts is a passive action and typically not tracked by colleges as meaningful demonstrated interest. Engagements like attending sessions, emailing, or visiting show more active co…
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