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Admissions’ AI Policies: Who Benefits, Who falls Behind, What Counselors Need to Clarify

Admissions’ AI Policies: Who Benefits, Who falls Behind, What Counselors Need to Clarify

A recent survey shows that 92% of students use AI tools to generate text, while contrastingly another reports that 39% of applicants avoided AI entirely due to ethical concerns. As colleges roll out AI policies, students and counselors are navigating a new area around equity and interpretation.

Are students who avoid AI being rewarded for integrity—or quietly disadvantaged? Have admissions offices changed how they evaluate applications? What has become more important than before?

Pioneer Academics developed the white paper of the current trend of AI’s impact in college admission, and will share the cutting edge insight at the session.

Facilitated By

Andy Tonsing

Outreach Professional, Pioneer Academics

Andy Tonsing is an experienced philanthropic and business leader in advancing innovative work and learning models that help people unlock their potential. He has a background in international education and online learning. He is currently a business school instructor for Pueblo Community College and Outreach professional for Pioneer Academics.

Other Sessions in Yokohama

  • Beyond Academics: How AI Drives Student Engagement, Communication, and Confidence at Scale

    Lorraine Sin, LMHC

  • AI Personas for Empathic Design

    Brycen Davis

  • Teaching in the Gap: AI, Bias, and Building Adaptive Learners

    Ryan Tannenbaum

  • AI and Creativity (What helps, what hurts, and what to do about it)

    Fuad Hasanagić

  • Admissions’ AI Policies: Who Benefits, Who falls Behind, What Counselors Need to Clarify

    Andy Tonsing

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