最近中文字幕免费完整,自拍偷拍,亚洲,最近中文字幕mv免费高清在线 ,中国激情老熟女,亚洲午夜成aⅴ人片

　　一、賓大官方信息原文

　　The Penn Alumni Ambassador Program will no longer offer alumni conversations with prospective students beginning with the 2025-26 cycle, University leadership announced Wednesday in a message to members of the program.

　　In lieu of “brief admissions-season conversations,” alumni ambassadors will now participate in a “sustained year-round volunteer experience focused on supporting students at every stage of their Penn journey,” Vice Provost and Dean of Admissions Whitney Soule and Senior Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations Hoopes Wampler wrote in the message. The announcement is the latest in a series of updates to PAAP, an initiative designed to build relationships between Penn alumni and new students.

　　Soule and Wampler described the program as a “robust, campus-wide mentorship initiative” with “opportunities to congratulate and welcome matriculating students.” They cited feedback from current alumni ambassadors, including a desire to ensure their “valuable time be made more relevant and rewarding” during the admissions process.

　　In their message, Soule and Wampler attributed the change to the University’s record-breaking applicant pool and the resulting need to redirect alumni “expertise” to encourage "enduring impact.”

　　Vice Dean and Director of Strategic Communications of Penn Admissions Paul Richards described the new model as “the evolution of a strong and long-standing collaboration between Penn Admissions and Alumni Relations,” in a written statement to The Daily Pennsylvanian.

　　The complete details of the update to the admission process will be made available on Aug. 1, when Penn’s undergraduate application goes live.

　　“Applicants will be able to see that we no longer list an optional alumni conversation as part of our application requirements,” Richards wrote.

　　Penn received 72,544 applications for undergraduate admission in the last admissions cycle — making it the University’s most selective year on record and marking a sharp increase from the 31,000 applications received in 2012, when PAAP was established.

　　According to a frequently asked questions website linked in the message, this “rapid increase in application volume and the compressed timeline for review have made it challenging to sustain one-on-one conversations in an equitable and timely way.”

　　Under the newly designed program, one-on-one alumni conversations will be replaced with yearlong efforts to welcome, mentor, and support new and current students.

　　“From the moment an admitted student chooses Penn, you will help ease their transition and guide their academic, extracurricular, and professional exploration,” Soule and Wampler wrote.

　　“Alumni volunteers will be able to focus on meaningful and sustained connections with admitted and current students, rather than short conversations with applicants who may or may not end up coming to Penn,” Richards wrote.

　　The message also featured an interest form for alumni to log their involvement and mentorship goals to help guide the program. According to the form, the updated model will also offer opportunities for alumni to receive mentorship from fellow alumni.

　　The announcement comes after Penn Admissions pivoted from alumni interviews to non-evaluative conversations for the 2023-24 admissions cycle. The Penn Admissions website currently describes alumni conversations as an opportunity “for students to learn more about Penn from someone who can speak from experience.”

　　Laurie Kopp Weingarten, president and chief educational consultant at One-Stop College Counseling, previously told the DP that when she brought up the shift away from alumni interviews at a meeting of the Wharton Club of New Jersey, “it was not a good reaction.”

　　“People were not happy,” she said, adding that many people in that group are “active Penn alumni” who are part of the interview program.

　　Chair of Penn’s Board of Trustees, Ramanan Raghavendran — who has served PAAP for 16 years — noted his enthusiasm for “piloting new initiatives” for alumni relations.

　　“Ultimately, for me, this is about engaging our 350,000 alumni who each have a wealth of experience and knowledge, a resource shared by very few other universities,” Raghavendran added in the message. “All journeys begin with a first step.

-來(lái)源《The Daily Pennsylvanian》

　　二、重要信息提煉

　　1、2025-2026申請(qǐng)季，賓大不再提供校友對(duì)話(Alumni Conversations)

　　2、取消校友面試，原因在于：賓大申請(qǐng)量的快速增長(zhǎng)和審核時(shí)間的壓縮，使得校友對(duì)話變得更具挑戰(zhàn)性，因此需要重新定位校友的角色。

　　3、參與長(zhǎng)久的志愿服務(wù)代替校友面試成為學(xué)校考察和審核要素之一。

　　4、8月以后，賓大不再將可選校友對(duì)話列為申請(qǐng)要求之一，賓大官網(wǎng)已經(jīng)沒(méi)有Interviews。

　　三、校友面試體驗(yàn)

　　據(jù)往屆參與賓大校友面試的不少學(xué)生都表示體驗(yàn)感很差。據(jù)了解，賓大校友面試官大多是碩士或博士，本科生占比太少。

　　甚至有的校友面試官一邊在跑步機(jī)上運(yùn)動(dòng)一邊和學(xué)生對(duì)話，這哪像是面試，簡(jiǎn)直就跟普通視頻通話沒(méi)兩樣，沒(méi)什么價(jià)值。

　　此外，根據(jù)校友志愿者的反饋表明，目前的校友對(duì)話模式已不再具有現(xiàn)實(shí)意義。

　　為期一年的歡迎、指導(dǎo)和支持新生和老生的活動(dòng)將取代一對(duì)一的校友對(duì)話。

　　以上是關(guān)于賓大2025-26學(xué)年取消校友面試的全部介紹，如果還想了解更多關(guān)于美國(guó)留學(xué)申請(qǐng)方面的相關(guān)知識(shí)的，歡迎隨時(shí)在線咨詢，托普仕留學(xué)專注美國(guó)前30高校申請(qǐng)，多年名校申請(qǐng)經(jīng)驗(yàn)助力你的留學(xué)申請(qǐng)。