
AP, IB, or Dual Enrollment: Which Is Better for College Admission
IB, AP, or dual enrollment: which is better for admission to top colleges and universities in the United States. An admissions expert shares his views.

IB, AP, or dual enrollment: which is better for admission to top colleges and universities in the United States. An admissions expert shares his views.

As high school ends and college approaches, many students ask, “should I take a gap year?”. We believe that a gap year has many benefits, and colleges and universities are supportive of students who choose to take a gap year. This post provides practical advice on how to craft your gap year while staying on track for college.

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What questions should you ask a college coach to ensure that this team, this coach, and this university are right for you? Check out this list to help you prepare for those conversations with college coaches during athletic recruiting.

As students and their families organize themselves to visit college campuses, they usually focus on itineraries, on reserving hotel rooms, and on scheduling those campus tours. Only a few, however, consider direct contact with professors during the visit. Why would a visit with a professor be important?

Is an expensive private college education worth the money?

Admissions expert Mark Montgomery goes in-depth on the reductionism of touting faculty-to-student ratios.

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Libraries aren’t just for studying any more. And they may not be for storing books and magazines much longer, either.