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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 Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Overused College Essay Topics
There are many parts that go into the holistic admissions process. Your test scores, extracurriculars, and GPA all play a crucial role, but perhaps one of the most important parts of your college application is your application essay. Click here to find out which college essay topics you should avoid.
Regular Decision Dates for the Class of 2026
As you narrow down your list of colleges you plan to apply to, juggling various application dates will become crucial. Click here to see the Regular Decision dates for the class of 2026!
The Importance of Taking a Personality Assessment Before Applying to College
Have you ever taken a personality assessment? If you have, you may be intrigued by how your personality can affect so much of you, like your personal life, family, work habits, etc.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Applying to a U.S. University as an International Student
In an already competitive field, being an international applicant may also add stress and angst as higher education in the United States draws in hundreds of thousands of competitive students.
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