If a college goes test optional, will it increase diversity? Announcements from admissions indicate that it might. But announcements to diversify the applicant pool are not the same as changes to the complexion of the campus community. Let’s see what happens.
Financial aid planning for high school seniors is vital. Students and parents must work together to ensure that college is affordable. Read this guide.
Email etiquette and the college application process. It’s important. Email is still a primary form of communication, and you need to learn how to use it well.
What is the timeline for college admissions for a 10th grader? How does a high school sophomore prepare for selective college admission. This post helps 10th graders prepare for college.
Weighted GPA vs Unweighted GPA? How do you calculate GPA for college? This article explains.
Which is better, community college or university? A student who has done both tackles this question from her own perspective as a student at both Tufts University and Montgomery County Community College. It’s a very interesting and personal story you’ll want to read.
How do you get great teacher recommendation letters in Covid? How can you ensure that teachers present you in the best possible light when they usually see you in your jammies on Zoom? Read these tips from a college admissions expert on how to impress your teacher and get great recommendation letters for college.
Hooray! The SAT2 Subject Tests are dead! But what does this news really mean for admission to highly selective colleges like the Ivy League? What will it mean for the colleges, for high schools, and for the College Board? A top college admission advisor prognosticates.
Student debt in the US weighs down young people as they chase their personal & professional dreams. A college admissions consultant shares his tips for families to help them stay out of debt and find colleges that won’t break the bank…and will create future opportunity for students.
