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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!
Getting Into West Point and The Air Force Academy
Unlock the secrets of getting into West Point and the Air Force Academy. Learn about eligibility, application steps, deadlines, and more. Start your military journey today!
What Colleges Are Doing On-Campus Visits
Ever since Covid-19 struck, our world has been upside down. After two years of all the college campuses being closed, they are finally making their comeback. Slowly, but surely, college [...]
Writing the “What Do You Want to Study and Why?” Supplemental Essay
Writing the "Why this major?" essay is crucial for college applications. Discover its purpose, tips for crafting a compelling essay, and why researching the school is essential. Take your time, include specific details, and make sure your academic goals align with the program. Seek expert guidance for college success.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Prepory ranked #18 fastest-growing education company on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list
We're thrilled to share that Prepory has been recognized as the #18 fastest-growing education company on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. This recognition reflects the [...]
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