Making a Great College Match
When a student is in an environment where he feels good, he’s more likely to succeed academically and socially. It seems obvious, but is often overlooked.
Do Safety Schools Really Exist Any More?
As the college admission process becomes more complex, students wonder if they are assured acceptance to their ‘safety’ schools. This is a tricky question.
Focus on Majors: Chemistry
Chemistry majors study the composition and properties of matter. By learning how one form of matter may react with others, chemists power today’s technology.
Making the Most of Your High School Years
The choices you make in high school have an impact on future education. It’s important to choose classes and extracurriculars wisely to enjoy your time too.
Should You Take AP Tests?
Students are not always required to take the AP exams, but it makes sense to take them. Why miss out on the opportunity to receive college credit?
Considering Early Decision?
Early Decision is a binding admissions decision plan. If you’re considering an Early Decision admission to a college, here’s what you should be considering.
Adjusting to College Life
Nearly every college freshman finds a few surprises as they adjust to college life. Understanding the most common challenges can make the transition smoother.
Make the Most of Virtual Tours – Part 2
College research is a digital process nowadays. Here’s how to take advantage of these new avenues in a time where traditional research methods have changed.
Make the Most of Virtual Tours – Part 1
One rite of passage for college-bound high school students is the college tour. Now that this step is online, here’s how to get the most out of a virtual tour.
The 5 P’s of Choosing Colleges
With over 3,500 colleges and universities in the US, choosing can seem overwhelming. The first step? Deciding what your priorities are for your college search.