What Other Colleges Are You Applying To
The head of our NJ college counseling office takes on a college who inappropriately asked her son the question,”What Are Your Top Schools?”
October 17, 2012
The head of our NJ college counseling office takes on a college who inappropriately asked her son the question,”What Are Your Top Schools?”
The PSAT is a great jump start to your standardized testing preparation for the college admissions process. Not only does it give you the chance to practice for the SAT,…
College Week Denver is next week! Read Katherine’s post on how to prepare for all the events that will take place and gain insights on how to connect with admissions…
Looking for more alternatives to the U.S. News and World Report college rankings? Read this blog post to learn about a different type of ranking system used by The Washington…
Are college applications stressing you out? Read our four tips to help you gain control of your college application stress.
The U.S. News and World Report college rankings provide some useful information, but for a more holistic assessment of colleges, check out the National Survey of Student Engagement.
Many students examine college rankings when doing college research. But just how reliable are those rankings, and what factors are used to determine them?
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.
What happens when you arrive at your college for your sophomore year and it just does not feel the same? You may have a case of the sophomore slump. Read…