Evaluating Your High School Transcript
Jared Hobson November 30, 2009 No Comments
Tips and Tricks First, avoid being a “GPA protector.” Don’t play it safe by enrolling in easy classes. An effortless
Tips and Tricks First, avoid being a “GPA protector.” Don’t play it safe by enrolling in easy classes. An effortless
Students and parents ask all the time about how colleges value weighted and unweighted GPAs. For example, what might be
Students at Denver’s South High School played host to First Lady Michelle Obama this past Monday. Students asked the First
High school seniors are now in the final stretch of cranking out their college admissions essays. Pity them. In an
It’s that time of year again, when students and parents are being solicited by all sorts of organizations who promise
During rough economic times, it’s hard to get at the reasons college make policy changes. According to Jacques Steinberg in
College campuses have social stereotypes: The geeky, intellectual campus. The very conservative campus, both socially and politically The earthy-crunchy campus
If you aspire to be an actor, you need to consider the sorts of university programs that can train you
One of the distinctive features of the American higher educational system is its infinite variety. There is a college for
A new book written by three Chinese undergraduates now attending liberal arts degrees at American colleges highlights the many advantages
Today’s issue of Inside Higher Ed has an article about public universities eager to boost revenues–and head count–by recruiting out-of-state
In yesterday’s Chronicle of Higher Education, a short article commented on a new survey that examined the relationship between colleges