We suggest that students do research online, meet with college representatives, attend college fairs and attend virtual college events to get a better understanding of the campus and programs. Then, visit the school personally, if possible, to get a feel …
Not all students are able to determine exactly what they want to do at the start of college. In fact, many get confused about which field to focus on. It’s not a bad decision to study different subjects, and then …
Generally, larger schools offer a wider selection of programs, opportunities, and activities. Nonetheless, there is also more competition. In some cases, students find it easier to meet new people and build strong, enduring friendships in smaller communities. The main reason …
While it’s true that bigger schools offer a more extensive course selection, there can sometimes be limited availability attached to this due to the high competition that these said courses attract. Focusing on faculty, numerous prominent scholars at major universities …
Many of our students fear that they will fail to enter a “good” college. Parents also worry about this. We try to explain to them that “good” does not only mean the Ivies, and there are many colleges that offer …
Social media, especially Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat have become an integral part of every high school student’s life. What many aspiring college students often forget is that college admissions officers consider Facebook and Instagram a means of getting a …
This question is not quite applicable to all colleges. If it were, there would be an inordinate number of students who wouldn’t be able to enter college successfully, and schools would be discriminatory. Although some colleges do accept students by …
How can I make the most out of college fairs without becoming so overwhelmed by all of the various colleges present? This question is most likely present on the minds of many high school seniors. Below are some tips to …
Contemplating and applying to colleges can be one of the most stressful times in a student’s life. It is crucial for students and their families to understand the admissions process, especially when applying for financial aid as well. Each college …
For most colleges, standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, and AP’s are one component of the college admissions review process. Most recently many schools have chosen to also provide a “test-optional” admission policy. Over the last several years many …