Tracking Tools
Two New Tools Are Tracking the Status of College Admission
NACAC has developed two new tools to track the status of college admission in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. The first tool, NACAC's College Admission Status Update 2.0, compiles in one place campus changes to college admission due to the coronavirus outbreak. The second tool, NACAC's Secondary Schools College Admission Services Update, provides information on the challenges of providing high school students with guidance at a time when many schools are closed or disrupted.
Resources & Updates
NACAC Announces All Fall Programming to Go Virtual
NACAC CEO Angel B. Pérez announced the plans for a NACAC Virtual Conference and NACAC Virtual College Fairs in a video message to members.
Learn MoreNACAC Update: COVID-19
This web page provides updates on how the coronavirus crisis is impacting NACAC members, the college counseling and admission field, students, and families.
Learn MoreNACAC Work-From-Home Resources
This collection of NACAC resources are ready-to-use and helpful to high school students, parents, counselors, and admission professionals who are continuing to proceed through the college admission process even while away from school or office.
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Learn MoreNACAC Insights
52 percent of colleges have extended their usual May 1 deadline for students to accept an offer of admission for Fall 2020. Among the 605 responding colleges that have traditionally operated with the May 1 national reply date, the 52 percent that are extending the date are most often choosing June 1.
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