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How to Become an Investment Banker
Managing stocks, and other investments, is a complicated and highly-regulated process. This is why companies hire investment bankers. In addition to having strong math skills and a background in [...]
What Is the Difference Between the Old and New SAT?
It hasn’t been long since CollegeBoard Announced That the SAT is Going Digital. International students have already made the switch, but now it’s time for the US. As of [...]
5 Interview Skills Needed to Land Your First Job
As automated as the hiring process has become, one thing remains tried and true: job interviews play a crucial role. Whether potential candidates are meeting employers virtually or in [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Will ChatGPT Affect College Admissions and How?
Discover how ChatGPT, an AI language software by OpenAI, may influence college admissions & application essays. Can it replace authentic, creative student writing? Learn about its potential implications.
Applying to Test-Optional Colleges
Students should focus on grades, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, and a strong personal statement if leaving out test scores.
Who Is Actually Reading Your College Applications and Essays?
Uncover the college application review process, the roles of admissions officers, committees & readers, and what they seek in applicants. Boost your chances of acceptance with our insights.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
College Search Process: Finding the Right University or College For You
While prestige and quality of resources available are important, the most important thing is that you attend a school where you feel you belong and are able to thrive in all dimensions of your life there.
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