The official e-newsletter of The Equestrian College Advisor.

From the blog:

I arrived in Connecticut the day before the inaugural Junior Equestrian Festival, a recruiting showcase for college-bound equestrians that was held at the Fairfield County Hunt Club in Westport just this past weekend. This early arrival was partly by necessity (the show began first thing Friday morning and I didn’t want to miss any of it) and partly because a counseling friend tipped me off to the fact that Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut recently revealed that they’re considering the addition of an equestrian program to their campus offerings and my already-scheduled trip to the state offered a tremendous opportunity to swing by and learn about their campus firsthand.  Read More

What does the rising volume of college applications really mean for you as an applicant?

The riding in equitation classes has evolved over time. Is it the horses that have changed, the riders, the judges, or a combination?

You decide

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Terms like "need blind" and "need aware" get thrown around the college admission landscape interchangeably - but what do they mean? And are need blind policies even right for the college admission process?The president of Williams College (MA), Adam F. Falk discusses in this recent editorial for The Washington Post.

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