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College AdmissionsAug 12, 2020

August is here (seriously, how did this happen?) and many college students in Texas are preparing to make the move back to campus, and back to class. Universities across The Lone Star State have spent the last several months creating

College AdmissionsJul 2, 2020

You’re sitting at an interview for your dream job, rattling off the various awards you’ve won and strengths you would bring to

College AdmissionsJun 24, 2020

It’s been big news in the college admissions world: as Covid-19 complicates ACT and SAT schedules, some universities are going test-optional, allowing

College AdmissionsMay 13, 2020

Between the various forms, transcripts, main essays, supplemental essays, short answers, recommendation letters, and fees, there are a lot of different parts

College AdmissionsMay 6, 2020

Does anyone invest in anything without doing some serious intel first? We read Amazon reviews before pressing Add to Cart, and we

College AdmissionsMay 6, 2020

It’s 2020 – does anyone invest in anything without doing some serious intel first? We read Amazon reviews before pressing Add to Cart,

College AdmissionsApr 29, 2020

The college essay has always been a crucial part of your college application. It’s your shot to show the admissions counselor who

College AdmissionsApr 15, 2020

It’s easy to feel like life is at a complete standstill right now. In many ways, it is! That doesn’t mean, however,

College AdmissionsFeb 26, 2020

A few years ago, we wrote a post about moving forward from being waitlisted or deferred from your first choice school, and

College AdmissionsFeb 19, 2020

It’s that time of year! Schools around the country are releasing the results of their Early Decision and Early Action admission rounds.

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