Do you have a junior, sophomore, or even freshman eager to explore what college feels like? Winter and spring are perfect seasons for visiting college campuses. Let’s look at how to begin. 1. Pick a few nearby colleges to visit. Choose a small (less than 2000 students), medium (2000 -7000 students), and large campus (more …
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You may be wondering if your teenager will be “independent enough” to live on their own in college. Teens have had a lot of time at home the past eighteen years, and they may still be relying on you to do some things for them that they are capable of doing on their own. Check …
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If you’re a parent of a 9th grader, 10th grader, or even 11th grader, you may have this question: should my child take the ACT or SAT? Not only which one, but should my child even take it at all? · Have they been mostly successful in taking tests in their high school courses? · …
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If you’re a high school senior, you might be feeling like it’s application crunch time. You also might be facing bouts of procrastination and early senioritis. Managing your time can help you get to the finish line with less stress. You can do this! Here are six tips for setting and meeting all of your …
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Wanna show your first-choice colleges that you really, really like them? You should consider applying early. In general, the earlier you submit your application, the better. Your admissions odds may increase, and you will be in the early applicant pool for the most merit aid. In this article, we’ll navigate your early admission options. Early …
You know that favorite t-shirt that you want to wear every day? That wardrobe staple that, when it’s in the laundry pile, you don’t know if anything else will feel as good? How did you find that t-shirt? It was probably a bit of luck, or maybe you tried on 30 t-shirts before finding the …
The Common App, an online college application that is accepted by hundreds of colleges nationally, opens for students August 1st of every year. And though your kiddos might not be waiting up until midnight July 31st to be the first to submit, they will have to fill it out soon! The Common App has made …
August 1st marks the start of the new college admission year. CommonApp.org is now live, and rising seniors can officially begin the process of applying to colleges. To the high school class of 2022, let this new beginning mark a time for you to: 1. Take the time to reflect on how far you’ve …