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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.
Latest College Admissions Trends for 2023
College acceptance rates are currently at a record low. Learn more about this year’s increase in college deferrals, college waitlists, and college transfer students.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
CollegeBoard Announces the SAT is Going Digital!
CollegeBoard announces the SAT will be completely digital by 2024. Learn all you need to know about the online SAT and how digital SAT testing is different from its original format.
Breaking Down the College Admissions Transfer Process
Deciding to transfer schools should not be taken lightly, but oftentimes, it's necessary. Learn how to navigate this confusing time and process here.
Talking to Your Child About Money and Their College List
Talking about finances is difficult—more so when you have to tell your child that their dream school may be too far out of reach. Learn how to realistically talk about your child's future with them here.
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Crafting the Perfect College Essay: Tips from Admissions Experts
Writing a college application essay can be one of the most challenging parts of the college admissions process. However, with the right approach and tips from our admissions consultants, [...]
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