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High School Freshman Advice: 20 Tips for 9th Graders
High school freshman advice: 20 tips for 9th graders on how to succeed during your freshman year of high school. Prepare for your first year by feeling confident!
Do Ivy League Schools Give Athletic Scholarships?
With 2023 Ivy League Acceptance Rates well below 10%, it’s no secret that Getting Into an Ivy League School is highly competitive. Even if you’re a top athlete. While [...]
The Ultimate Guide to Transferring Credit from Community Colleges to Universities
Deciding to transfer colleges isn’t a decision that should be taken lightly, but oftentimes, it’s necessary. Plenty of students find themselves unhappy at their current school and decide to [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Never Do This On Your College Application Essays
The rules of crafting your college application essays are generally the same. Here’s what to not to do on your college application essays.
Test-Blind Colleges and Universities
There are plenty of options for test-optional colleges in 2023. That said, learning how to find the right college for you can be a difficult process. Remember, even if you take the SAT and/or ACT, you do not necessarily need to submit your scores.
What is Regular Decision?
Motivated students may be able to assemble one or two early applications, but overall, college applications should not be rushed. This is one of the advantages of applying through Regular Decision.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
How to Get Into MIT: Complete Application Guide
Getting into the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a dream for many aspiring engineers, scientists, and innovators. Known for its rigorous academics, cutting-edge research, and a strong emphasis [...]
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