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What does demonstrated interest mean in college admissions?

A Having a high GPA
B Actions showing genuine interest in a school such as campus visits, attending info sessions, opening emails, and engaging with admissions representatives
C Paying an application fee
D Living near campus

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Demonstrated interest: tracked by many schools through campus visits, info sessions, email opens, portal logins, optional interviews, social media engagement. Shows enrollment likelihood (yield protection). Some schools (Ivy League) don't track it.

💡 Why is B) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "What does demonstrated interest mean in college admissions?" is Option B: Actions showing genuine interest in a school such as campus visits, attending info sessions, opening emails, and engaging with admissions representatives.

The other options — A) Having a high GPA, C) Paying an application fee, D) Living near campus — are incorrect for this College Advising question. As explained above: Demonstrated interest: tracked by many schools through campus visits, info sessions, email opens, portal logins, optional interviews, social media engagement. Shows enrollment likelihood (yield prote…

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