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How to Use Your Summers in High School
Should high school students enroll in pre-college courses or study abroad? Learn the best ways to be productive during your high school summers.
Breaking Down Pre-College Summer Programs
With school deadlines in the clear and an overall feeling of relaxation, you can use this time to invest in yourself and your education by applying for a pre-college summer program.
Exploring Different Types of Colleges
Knowing How to Create a Balanced College List can be difficult. Especially if you aren’t sure what types of colleges and universities are out there. Did you know that [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What You Need to Know About Affirmative Action in College Admissions
As of June 29th, 2023, affirmative action, as practiced by college admissions, is no longer legal. This means that colleges and universities, both public and private, can no longer [...]
Helping Your Child Navigate The Personal Statement and Standing Out in College Applications
Knowing how to help your child apply to college is a nuanced process. After all, you don’t want to overstep and it can be difficult to know exactly what [...]
How the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Student Loan Debt Relief Could Reshape the College Experience
On Friday, June 30th, 2023 the Supreme Court blocked Biden’s proposed student loan debt relief program. A cornerstone of Biden’s 2020 political campaign, the student loan debt relief program [...]
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
What is College Like? Tips for a Great College Experience
The transition from high school to college marks a pivotal moment in every student’s journey. It’s filled with so many opportunities for growth and new experiences. But what is [...]
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