
How to Choose the Best College Counselor for Ivy League Schools
Who would be the best college counselor for Ivy League schools? The college application process gets more complicated and more
Who would be the best college counselor for Ivy League schools? The college application process gets more complicated and more
When applying to college, how much does it really help to be a legacy?
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.
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?
Get the inside scoop on the types of questions that you might be asked during your college interview.
Is an expensive private college education worth the money? Many have to tried to use statistically prove this one way or another. The fact is that you cannot control the most important variables: humans who graduate from college. They choices they make while attending and after college have at least as much bearing on the stats as the cost of the diploma.
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!
In this guest post, Colin Smith, a Harvard College junior, shares his experiences in taking a gap year between high school and college.
Mark reflects on whether kids today are smarter and more talented than Ivy League applicants of the past. His answer: no.
You don’t have to be a superhero to get into MIT, but you might have a classmate who is! Each
Despite her anxieties about an imperfect GPA, Sofia got into her first-choice college with help from educational consultant Mark Montgomery.
Colorado high school students get Great College Advice from admissions expert in Denver.