One on One at One Alumni Place takes a peek behind the curtain of the UW’s Office of Admissions and Recruitment as its director, André Phillips, discusses the UW’s holistic review process — how coursework is evaluated, why essays matter, and the importance of recommendations.
One on One at One Alumni Place: Andre Phillips
- July 16, 2019
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