Apparently, your college just saw that last status update.
Colleges are now able to track your online social chatter. This violates the privacy of students hoping to get in. What colleges may find is an inaccurate reflection of students abilities for college based on their social networking and social life separate from school.
So remember that if you apply for Harvard, they can see that you "liked" MIT.
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When I was growing up we used the expression "Big Brother is Watching You." Now everyone can follow your digital footprint fairly easily so you do have to be careful what you put online.
ReplyDeleteI liked the joke about MIT
ReplyDeleteI completely agree and you took my first line.
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