How do you build a relationship with teachers when you never see them in person? Covid complicates the process of getting a great teacher letter of recommendation. Read these tips for how to manage the weird world of online school.
What does “test optional” mean in college admissions, and how is it different from “test blind”? How should students and families decide whether to send scores or not? A college admissions consultant clarifies these policies and argues that most colleges still want your test scores–as long as they are really good. So take the tests. And get a really good score.
How has college admissions changed since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic? A college admissions expert reviews the new landscape.
Why would you want expert admission advice from a college consultant? Because the process is opaque, complicated, and competitive.
Every spring around 200,000 students in International Baccalaureate (IB) high school programs worldwide study for and take subject exams, culminating in their final grades and
The Coalition App essay prompts give you a springboard to write a perfect college admissions essay. This article shares tips for writing a winning personal statement for your college application.
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.
