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4 Winning College Essay Examples from Top Schools
Regardless of whether you attend a state school or a private school, college is expensive and, without proper planning, you may find yourself short of money.
How to Remain Productive in High School During The Holiday Season
Engaging in a hobby that is important to you can be a great way to be productive on vacation. Take on extra work shifts or apply for part-time jobs over the holidays, but don't ignore rest, recharging, and recuperating.
What is Course Rigor? How This Can Help Your Admissions Narrative
Rigorous academics refer to the perceived difficulty of your high school courses. Students who take lots of Honors, AP, IB, and college courses demonstrate their willingness and ability to challenge themselves academically. Don't miss the many benefits of AP classes!
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What is an HBCU?
An HBCU is a Historically Black College or University. Prior to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, African Americans were not permitted to attend the same institutions as their White counterparts. As a result, African Americans began to create their own colleges and universities to educate their community.
What Is A Liberal Arts College?
Liberal arts colleges focus less on preparing students for a future career but place emphasis on encouraging them to become critical thinkers.
How to Ask for a Letter of Recommendation: Useful Tips and Sample
You will need a great letter to prove to colleges and universities that you are the best fit for their school.
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What Are the Best Extracurriculars for BS/MD Applicants?
Gaining admission into a BS/MD (Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Medicine) program is a challenging feat. These accelerated combined degree tracks allow students to seamlessly continue onto medical school after [...]
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