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How Will the Supreme Court Cases Affect College Admissions?
Stay informed on the latest developments in college admissions. Learn about the Supreme Court's affirmative action cases, currently being considered by the court, and how it may potentially overturn precedent for affirmative action.
List of Colleges with Early Decision II Deadlines
Early Decision is a binding agreement that allows students to apply to their favorite school early. ED II's deadlines are later and give applicants more time to demonstrate their interest and enter a binding agreement.
40+ Colleges That Don’t Require Supplemental Essays
Explore universities in the Northeast, Midwest, and South that don't require additional essays. Discover colleges like Colby College, Connecticut College, Drexel University, and the University of Pittsburgh and find the perfect fit for you.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What is a BS/MD Program and Should You Apply
BS/MDs are often referred to as direct medical school programs because students apply for their bachelor’s and medicine degrees at the same time.
Starting Your Own Student Club in High School
Prepare to combine your leadership and organizational skills because this is your chance to create your own student club.
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.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
How To Answer Common App Essay Prompts: 2024-25
Trying to figure out if the Common App essay prompts are any different this year? Well, we’re here to answer that. We’re going to give you, a college student-to-be, [...]
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