Still Debating the SAT or ACT? Here’s Why You Should Take One
Over the past few years, many schools have gone “test-optional” (see the full list at Fairtest). This has high school sophomores and juniors wondering
February 14, 2025
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Over the past few years, many schools have gone “test-optional” (see the full list at Fairtest). This has high school sophomores and juniors wondering
Did you know that over 40% of all college grads start their education at a community college? The Pros Given the high cost of many
Looking for a way to give back, to learn something new, or meet new people? Then some time spent doing community service might be
The new FAFSA is finally here! The “soft launch” is over, and it’s time to complete the form and submit it to your colleges. What’s
Today’s guest blogger is one of my former students, Susan Hickey, Cornell Class of 2026 (Go Big Red!). Here’s her advice to incoming college freshman.
Today’s guest blogger is one of my students, Paige MacPherson. Paige wrote a great essay for one of her schools which asked her to explain
The 2022 top trends in college admissions … Applications: This year continued to see an increase in the number of applicants and applications. The Common
It’s May. Time for juniors to ask their teachers for a “Letter of Recommendation” (LOR). Most students review their report card, find a class or
Everyone (including me) thought (hoped??) the ACT and SAT were going the way of mullets and leg warmers. Apparently, we were wrong. While Cal State
They said yes! Congratulations on getting into college! Now it’s time to sign up for Admitted Students Day at the school. Why Should I Sign
Which math should I take? Does it matter if I’m in honors or AP? How do I fit in orchestra? Do I really need another
COVID continued to have a major impact on students in 2021. While there were some positive changes (students found innovative ways to enhance their learning