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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 [...]
How to Write a Resume in 2023
It’s no secret that the job industry is competitive. Thankfully, there are lots of strategies to help you get ahead, including perfecting your LinkedIn profile and learning how to [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
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.
5 Things Every Parent Should Consider When Planning For College
Discover 5 essential tips for parents planning their child's college journey: college savings, SAT prep, FAFSA know-how, campus visits, and academic guidance for a successful future.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
7 Job Search Strategies to Effectively Land Your Dream Job
Searching for a job in today's competitive market is without a doubt a daunting task. With so many candidates vying for the same positions, it's crucial to have a [...]
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