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June 2024 Newsletter: The Real Deal on College Applications
Big news! Your family friend just got into the college of their dreams! Amidst the excitement and chaos of their going-away party, you manage to pull them aside to [...]
The Most Popular College Majors
Choosing your college major is one of the most important decisions you'll make during your college experience. After all, your major lays the foundation for your future career path. [...]
The 15 Best BS/MD Programs to Apply To
As the demand for spots in medical school continues to grow, more and more students each year are considering applying to BS/MD programs. These combined programs provide a direct path [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What Does Open Curriculum Mean?
Chances are, if you’re reading this article, you want to know “what does open curriculum mean?” An open curriculum allows students greater flexibility in regard to course selection. Rather [...]
What to Do While You Wait for College Decisions
With college applications out of the way, students may feel at a loss about what to do next. This is partly why waiting for acceptance letters from colleges can [...]
Passion Project Ideas to Make Your College Application Stand Out
Passion projects give students the opportunity to gain new skills, cultivate greater confidence, develop leadership skills, and pursue extracurricular interests in-depth in an independent setting. The key to designing [...]
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
How to get feedback on your college application essay (and what AI can actually help with)
You have a draft of your college application essay. Maybe you have three. You've read it so many times the words have stopped meaning anything. Now comes [...]
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