Good communication with admissions counselors can make or break it for some students. Know when to make the right moves and how to avoid stepping on toes.
How many applications is the magic number to submit for admission? Many experts come up with a formula to answer this question. I hear counselors say something like this all the time: 3 “stretches”, 5 “targets,” and 2 “safeties.” But the number of applications depends entirely on who you are and what you want. If you think things through carefully, perhaps you will need to apply to only one!
What can you do with a major in philosophy? Many question the value of studying philosophy or the liberal arts in general. The reality is that a philosophy major gives you the skills and habits of mind to be successful in just about any profession.
Why hire an educational consultant? Because you get personalized attention, alleviate stress, gain a competitive edge, eliminate confusion, and (best of all) you can SAVE MONEY!
College admissions expert Mark Montgomery can help you find the college of your dreams, and will use his insider knowledge to guide you through the admissions process.
Must you choose a college major before applying for university admission? Not at the University of Washington. Mark explains in this video.
When you’re an international student studying in the United States, your options for employment are limited, but they do exist! Read on to find out in what situations you may be able to work.
Now that you’ve received your F-1 Visa, what should you do to ensure that you keep it? Laurie Woog, an immigration attorney who understands potential issues with student F-1 Visas, explains what you need to look out for.
Have questions about your international student visa? We answer some of them here!
Learn from an immigration attorney what to expect when you go to apply for your international student visa.
What Khan Academy is to classroom instruction, PossibilityU is to college counseling.
If you’re traveling to China as a student, or if you are looking for assistance in developing a Chinese name
