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Elements of a Great College Fit – Social Engagement

October 23, 2025

Focus on college fit – social engagement

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Studying Business in the Ivy League

October 22, 2025

Want to study business in the Ivy League? If you want to get accepted to an Ivy League college and study business as an undergraduate, you may need to broaden your horizons.

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How to Write a Great ‘Why This College?’ Essay

October 16, 2025

Great College Advice’s Andrea Aronson discusses the do’s and don’ts for crafting the ‘Why This College?’ essay.

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Choosing a Major for College

October 15, 2025

It’s okay not to know what you want to major in when applying to college.

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High School Grades and Course Rigor in Admissions

October 13, 2025

What factors carry the most weight when college admissions officers are reviewing applications? Grades and course rigor.

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Ivy League College Social Life

October 10, 2025

Great College Advice talks about the importance of considering college social life when searching for the school that fits you best.

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Top Questions to Ask a College Admissions Counselor

October 5, 2025

One of the best ways to learn about a college is to talk to a college admissions counselor. Here are the best questions to ask a college admissions counselor.

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Should I Disclose Learning Differences on my College Application?

September 22, 2025

Learn about disclosing learning differences in the college application process.

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Financial Aid Timeline for High School Seniors

September 22, 2025

Applying for financial aid in a timely manner is a critical part of the college admissions process. Follow Great College Advice’s timeline for staying on track.

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8 Steps to Get You Admitted to College

September 6, 2025

Good communication with admissions counselors can make or break it for some students. Here are 8 steps to get you admitted to college.

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4 Reasons College Campus Visits Are a Waste of Time and Money

September 5, 2025

Learn four reasons why college campus tours are a waste of time unless you come prepared.

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If My Grades Are Bad, Can I Still Go To College?

September 3, 2025

If a student’s GPA is below a college’s standards, they may still be admitted under certain conditions. Learn how to get accepted into college with low grades.

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