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Before you make your final decision & deposit, visit the colleges on your “short list.” College tours can point to the vibe on campus allowing you to evaluate everything—academics, social settings, opportunities — so you can intelligently & intuitively decide. … Continued
This is the most critical question students must address when submitting college applications. It’s not enough to simply state what you have done during your high school years—you also need to explain how these experiences have affected you! You went … Continued
The family is the single biggest influence on children during the younger years so talk to your kids about college early. Incorporate college discussions into everyday life, and your kids will get the message very early on that attending college … Continued
Get on the college websites and look for details about how to Plan A Visit. During spring break, tours can fill up so be sure to sign up early. Be proactive & seek out dates for college tours and info … Continued
The single most important component of your college applications revolves around the classes you’ve taken and how well you’ve done. When admission counselors review your application, they direct their attention to your academic record. While a high GPA is advantageous, … Continued
Special Testing Update: The new SAT will be released in March 2016. Since it will take some time to get the early kinks worked out, we recommend (Class of 2017) focusing on the ACT for now. As updates occur, we … Continued
On a recent college tour I was lucky enough to sit in on a meeting with a true educational sage. His name is Monty Curtis, and he is Director of Admissions at Southwestern University, has been in the business for … Continued
High school students are ALWAYS looking for ways to optimize college admission outcomes, and planning well for every single summer is a key way for students to set themselves apart by making very personal choices. Want help figuring out your … Continued
The New Year is a great time for 9th & 10th graders to begin to dabble in a new hobby or extracurricular activity, allowing a chance to develop interests more fully as you enter 11th grade. Ask at your high … Continued
Talk to a financial advisor during your student’s sophomore year (or earlier!) to discuss your family’s financial aid position. College is a big investment so it’s important you be informed early on. Early preparation can help prevent unnecessary anxiety around … Continued