How Early Should You Take the SAT or ACT?
Andrea Aronson April 15, 2013 No Comments
When is the right time to begin to take the SAT or ACT? The head of our Westfield, NJ office gives her opinion.
When is the right time to begin to take the SAT or ACT? The head of our Westfield, NJ office gives her opinion.
Immigration reform is being hotly debated right now in the U.S. government, and the latest proposals can have a significant impact on international students and their futures after completing college or graduate school. Read on to get Laurie Woog’s (our immigration attorney guest blogger) take on the situation.
Now that you’ve been accepted Early Decision at your school of choice, what should you do about your other applications? Read on for advice on how to communicate with your remaining schools.
Early application acceptance numbers are in for Ivy League and other highly selective schools. Read on to check out what percent got admitted and about early trends in applications for the Class of 2017.
Financial aid applications can be overwhelming and confusing! Here’s what you need to know about the CSS Profile and the process of completing it on time.
The second in our series about mistakes people make when choosing a college. Don’t walk away from a school just because you think it might be too expensive.
The head of our NJ college counseling office takes on a college who inappropriately asked her son the question,”What Are Your Top Schools?”
Our guest-blogging immigration attorney, Laurie Woog, continues her exploration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and its implications for undocumented students interested in attending college.
On June 15, 2012, government policy favorably changed for a large number of undocumented students in the U.S.A. Our guest blogging immigration attorney, Laurie Woog, answers your most frequent questions about the policy and how it might impact undocumented students who dream of college.
When is a commitment not a commitment? When a student is involved in college athletic recruiting. Athletes are being recruited earlier and earlier in their high school careers to play on college teams. Learn what to watch out for if you’re going through the process.
When you’re an international student studying in the United States, your options for employment are limited, but they do exist! Read on to find out in what situations you may be able to work.
Now that you’ve received your F-1 Visa, what should you do to ensure that you keep it? Laurie Woog, an immigration attorney who understands potential issues with student F-1 Visas, explains what you need to look out for.