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College AdmissionsApr 4, 2018

Two Keys to Selecting High School Courses It’s pretty common knowledge that college admissions counselors pay close attention to your high school course load – and we get plenty of questions about what exactly they’re looking for. Today, we’re talking

College AdmissionsMar 28, 2018

Yes, No, Maybe So? The Different Types of College “Acceptances” The big day is finally here! Depending on the university, you’ve either

College AdmissionsMar 14, 2018

The Biggest DOs and DON’Ts of College Admissions   The college admissions process is lengthy and intimidating. Each week, we dissect a

College AdmissionsFeb 21, 2018

We’ve written previously about the concept of demonstrated interest, and why it can be so important during the college application process. To

College AdmissionsFeb 14, 2018

Food Insecurity in College (and Some SUPER Cheap Dorm Room Meals)   We all know that common stereotype: college kids that are

College AdmissionsFeb 7, 2018

What Should Your Extracurriculars Say About You? Every high school student knows that having extracurricular activities on their college application is crucial.

College AdmissionsJan 31, 2018

College visits are an important part of the college admissions process. It’s your chance to see what the university is really like,

College AdmissionsDec 20, 2017

Deferred From Your Dream School? Five Things You Need to Do Getting deferred from your dream school is not fun. You’re put

College AdmissionsDec 6, 2017

You Applied Early Action/Early Decision… Now What? You’ve crossed your t’s, dotted your i’s, and your Early Action or Early Decision application

College AdmissionsNov 22, 2017

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