College admissions and COVID-19. A combination to make you sick with worry. But don’t panic. Keep calm. Read this article.
What is the college timeline for juniors? How you set a schedule that helps you stick to the college admissions timeline. This article helps you stay on track.
Every student diagnosed with a learning difference asks the same question. Should I or should I not disclose my learning disability on my college applications? The decision in definitely personal, so today we evaluate the pros and the cons.
In another post in a series on how to nail the college admissions interview, Mark offers some general tips for success as you prepare.
The college interview can be an intimidating experience. Andrea Aronson, a seasoned alumni interviewer, provides some inside tips on how you can make your interviews a success.
Need to understand the sometimes murky world of financial aid? Here’s an invaluable list of websites that can help you out!
Just when you thought you had figured out the rules around your college application submissions, along comes Single Choice Early Action (aka Restrictive Early Action). Read on to find out about all your application submission options from Early to Rolling to Regular Decision.
Visiting colleges is a big part of the whole college process, but it can be a tricky thing to plan! Between classes, sports, clubs, jobs,
What additional materials can you prepare for your college application? This posts suggest some materials you can start collecting this summer in order to be prepared for your college applications this fall.
If you are a senior who would like to be on top of the college application process, then this series of blog posts can help! Read about what you should be doing this summer in order to alleviate the stress of completing your college applications this fall.
