How do colleges view students who complete a postgraduate year?
College admission offices generally appreciate any program or course of study which enhances the probability that students will be well prepared to succeed upon matriculation at their institutions. Hundreds of colleges across the nation enroll students each year from postgraduate year programs and have done so for a long time, for the concept of a postgraduate, or “prep,” year between high school and college is not new: founded in 1808, Bridgton Academy’s first graduating class included students who spent a year “prepping” for their college entrance examinations in Latin and Greek!
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