This document appears to be a list of questions and answers related to college admissions topics. There are 25 questions about various topics such as the history of recruitment marketing, companies involved in higher education, standardized tests, movies about college admissions, and average statistics. Each question has a corresponding answer that provides more details about the topic in the question.

1. &magicnumber=25&category1=Recruitment Marketing&category2=The Campus
Visit&category3=Alphabet Soup&category4=Industry Insights&category5=In Your
Queue&question1=This period ushered in recruitment marketing. It
corresponds with the shift from the Baby Boomer generation to Generation
X&question2=Pioneers in higher ed viewbook printing; these two companies originally
served the financial industry, but saw the opportunity in higher ed.&question3=In
the 80's, this Richmond-based direct mail company became the main search
player.&question4=This company was founded on a napkin in the late 90's to help
schools send broadcast emails.&question5=With an estimated $582 million in revenue,
this not-for-profit membership organization is known for testing, research, and
advocacy.&question6= 71%25 of students surveyed say this is the most trusted source
of information when researching a college.&question7=In August 2009, The New York
Times did a story about this topic that lit up the blogosphere?&question8=There is
no basement in the Alamo, but San Antonio will be invaded by this association's
annual conference in June.&question9=Research confirms the majority of us learn
from these and your student guides should be telling theirs&question10=Our research
shows it is the most frequently asked first question of your
guests&question11=NACAC&question12=ETS&question13=FAFSA&question14=EA and
ED&question15=SAT and ACT&question16=According to the U.S. government, the number
of post-secondary institutions. (%2B/- 300)&question17=The estimated overall
average acceptance rate in the United States. (%2B/-5%25)&question18=US News and
World Report rankings divides colleges and universities into this many primary
categories (not counting geographical or tier rankings within each of
these).&question19= This publication is considered The New York Times or Wall
Street Journal of the higher education industry.&question20=The average higher
education endowment in the United States. (%2B/- $3,000,000)&question21=âi œElle
Woods, welcome to Harvard!'&question22=Southern California public school counselor
sends wrong SAT scores to Stanford. Stoner brother, Jack Black, navigates road trip
and chaos ensues.&question23=Blackhawk helicopter dad, Martin Lawrence, wants
Northwestern and overachieving Raven Simone wants Georgetown.&question24=Six
diverse Millennials team up and collaborate to break into ETS and steal SAT answer
key.&question25=South Harmon Institute of Technology&answer1=What is late
70's/early 80's?&answer2=Who are Stein and Stamats?&answer3=Who is Royall and
Company?&answer4=Who is TargetX?&answer5=What is the College Board&answer6=What is
the campus visit?&answer7=What is walking backwards?&answer8=What is CIVSA
(Collegiate Information and Visitor Services Association)?&answer9=What are
stories?&answer10=What is 'Where is the restroom?'&answer11=What is National
Association for College Admission Counseling?&answer12=What is Educational Testing
Service?&answer13=What is free application for federal student aid?&answer14=What
are Early Action and Early Decision?&answer15=What are Scholastic Aptitude Test or
Scholastic Assessment Test and American College Testing?&answer16=What is 7300?
&answer17=What is 73%25&answer18=What is four?&answer19=What is the The Chronicle
of Higher Education?&answer20=What is $18,000,000?&answer21=What is Legally Blonde?
&answer22=What is Orange County?&answer23=What is College Road Trip?&answer24=What
is The Perfect Score?&answer25=What is Accepted?
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22=200&value23=300&value24=400&value25=500&finalquestion=The estimated average
undergraduate student loan debt of degree-earning students. (Excludes PLUS loans;
%2B/- $3,000)&finalanswer=What is $24,000?&gamename=OACAC Admissions
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