Are You A Talented Colorado High School Student? Learn About the Boettcher Scholarship
Read more to learn why you should consider the Boettcher Scholarship if you are a talented Colorado high school senior.
Read more to learn why you should consider the Boettcher Scholarship if you are a talented Colorado high school senior.
College admission representatives are on their way to high schools across the country. Don’t miss out on attending a visit by the college of your choice at your school!
Will you be listing community service hours on your college application? Read more to find out what type of community service is actually valued by the colleges in the admissions process.
Colleges aren’t only interested in your academic success; they also want to know how you’ve spent your time outside the classroom, or what extracurricular activities you’ve participated in. When considering what activities to pursue, it’s important to keep a few factors in mind.
Wondering how important your ACT/SAT scores are in the college admissions process? Read this article to find out!
Your college application is a story about you, and your transcript is the most important part of that story. Learn what colleges look for on a transcript and consider the story you want your transcript to tell.
Summer has flown by and now it is time to get ready to go back to school. Check out these five “to-do” items for high school seniors to get your college admissions process, and year, off on the right track.
Curious how much merit aid the college of your choice is likely to give? Check out a new interactive listing of more than 600 colleges from Education Life, the higher education quarterly of the New York Times.
Interested in studying engineering in college? The state of Colorado offers some great choices for you. Listen to Nate Wright, Director of Marketing and Recruiting for the School of Engineering and Computer Science, from the University of Denver as he talks about your different options.
Read more about why applying to too many colleges may not be a good thing.