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Parents turn to AI as their kids weigh college selection

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By Ira Porter
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
When Melissa Danielli’s oldest child applied to college in 2022, her family worked with a hired college admissions counselor to find schools. For much of the public, artificial intelligence wouldn’t enter their consciousness until the launch of ChatGPT that November. “He was basing a lot of his stuff on, ‘I’ve heard about this school. It’s a good school,’” she remembers of her son. “And we’re just like, ‘sure, apply and if you get in we’ll go visit,’” says the Seattle-area mother.
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Parents turn to AI as their kids weigh college selection

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By Ira Porter
| Flipboard
UK basketball will try to add one more ‘game changer.’ These are the top options College basketball programs looking for a second chance to bolster their rosters for the 2026-27 season got some good news heading into the …
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In the AI age, internships have higher stakes. There are ways to maximize the experience.

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By Ira Porter, Medara Udoekong
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Lucy Rice works 20 hours a week at an unpaid internship, writing and editing stories for a weekly hyperlocal newspaper in New York City. She plans to finish graduate school and then look for work that would eventually allow her to produce longer, explanatory journalism. A friend told her about Straus News, where she is one of 10 interns. She took the position because she needed experience.
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