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How do you want to spend your summer? Would you deepen interests you already have, or explore something new? January is a perfect time to start researching and planning. High school students are ALWAYS looking for ways to optimize college … Continued
The New Year is a great time to begin dabbling in a new hobby or extracurricular activity, allowing a chance to develop your interests more fully as you enter 11th grade. No matter how you spend your time, this is … Continued
Research financial aid as soon as your student enters high school. Preparation is key. By setting aside some time to do your financial aid homework, you can be informed about what aid options exist! That way you have a chance … Continued
Colleges are interested in enthusiastic & active students who will make their campus more vibrant. Don’t settle for a life of just academics during your high school years. Get out and explore different extracurricular activities that are available to you. … Continued
Managing time between academic responsibilities and extracurricular exploits takes practice! Only through practice can you master this skill, so start early in high school to become proficient at working hard on a daily basis. With eight hours of “seat time” … Continued
They call themselves “The Rising Star of Texas,” and that pride shows through on campus and across the town on San Marcos. Texas State University is a large (30,803 students) public university that everyone says has the feel of a … Continued
What has changed with college admissions & why does it matter? Many parents aren’t tuned into how much the process has evolved in the past 20-30 years. More students than ever are seeking college educations making the process overly competitive … Continued
Colleges want to fill their campuses with good students who will also make an impact socially—it makes their schools more interesting. Active participation in high school builds important social & organizational skills. Take on a leadership role, fundraise for a … Continued
Here’s an important question to ponder: what do you want out of college? Be sure to slow down, setting some time aside to really think about your future college life during 10th and 11th grade It’ll be time well spent. … Continued
