Blogs for College-Bound Students

The college admissions landscape has evolved in the last two years, and while some colleges and universities dropped their SAT/ACT requirement, others have returned to their normal standardized testing policies. Make sure your student does research each individual institution, and their admission policies.read more

There’s no question that the college research and application process is both exciting and nerve-wracking. It’s easy to get inundated with the many to-dos, both for you and your student. Here are several dos and don’ts to keep in mind as you navigate this time.

Since the first day of high school, your student has received the advice that getting involved in extracurricular activities is a great resume booster. It’s true that colleges and universities like to see applicants spending their time on more than just school, but do they appreciate some activities more than others?

While it’s fine to go to college undecided on a major, it’s also okay to choose an option that is broad and versatile and will keep multiple doors open down the road. Here are five such examples for students who don’t have an exact career in mind just yet.

In the high stakes game of college admissions, both parents and students seem to be looking for that magic bullet, a proven formula to guarantee college admission. Colleges are looking not only for well-rounded students, but a diverse student body, with a range of experiences.

If your student is ahead of the game and wants to get their applications submitted sooner than later, applying by early decision or early action might be a great idea.