📚 Video Chapters (15 chapters):
- Welcome and who this training is for - 00:00
- Majors that usually require a portfolio - 02:00
- Majors that usually do not - 04:00
- How the digital portfolio process works - 05:30
- Why recommended portfolios are not really optional - 07:00
- Who reviews your portfolio and what they look for - 08:00
- The impact of portfolio strength on admission outcomes - 10:00
- Real examples... 4.0 GPA student rejected vs. B student admitted - 11:30
- Strategy 1... Quality over quantity - 13:00
- Strategy 2... Tell the story behind the work - 14:00
- Strategy 3... Follow the format and deadlines for each school - 15:00
- Technical tips for file formats, links, and uploads - 17:00
- Why you should get feedback early—but stay true to your voice - 18:00
- How to start building your portfolio this summer - 19:30
- Final takeaways and student Q&A - 20:00
📹 Video Information:
Title: The Digital Portfolio That Gets Students Accepted to Top Art, Engineering, and Business Programs
Duration: 21:45
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