College decisions usually come in four batches: Early decisions first, early action second, then early decision two, and finally regular decision. Here’s a timeline of when students should receive their decisions and tips on how to cope in the meantime.

While academics are an important part of the admissions process, the holistic review process means that admissions officers are taking into account more than just grades and test scores. Click here to learn what really matters on a college application.

Talking about finances is difficult—more so when you have to tell your child that their dream school may be too far out of reach. Learn how to realistically talk about your child’s future with them here.

The college admissions process can be just as daunting for parents as it is for students. You may be asking, how can parents support their child through a college rejection? Learn how to navigate this tough time here.