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Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
Showing articles in College Admissions · Page 3 of 19
As college admissions continue to get more competitive, it’s understandable (necessary, even) to think about how your student can stand out on paper when it’s finally time for them to apply to college. This is especially important if your student
Up to 30 percent of students in higher education are neurodiverse—a term that refers to neurological or developmental conditions, including autism spectrum
The advent of ChatGPT has prompted the widespread use of AI (“Artificial Intelligence”) chatbots to assist teens through the college admissions process.
Creating a resume when you’re young can be incredibly confusing (and downright frustrating), and those feelings make a lot of sense when
Common Data Sets are upon us. In the coming weeks, journalists and academics will begin reviewing each university’s report to compile and
Requesting recommendation letters for college applications can be daunting. At the very least, you may feel awkward or insecure asking a teacher
We sat down with Tamara Polvogt, The Enrichery’s Certified Birkman Coach, to answer your most frequently asked questions about the Birkman Assessment
Personal statements ask applicants to share stories that are meaningful to them and have shaped their identity, leaving students in tricky waters
In a significant shift aimed at managing growth and maintaining educational quality, Texas A&M University has announced plans to cap undergraduate enrollment
The University of Texas at Austin has significantly updated their admissions appeal process, which previously allowed students to submit a formal appeal
Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.