Early in 9th grade, students should get in and meet their counselors, setting the stage for a four year relationship. Teachers, administrators and counselors are always there to support students, so students need to take charge and reach out to … Continued
We coach our students to get the attention of admissions reps so when applications come in, our students stand out in their minds! More and more students are applying to college so the competition is fierce. Are you trying to … Continued
University of the Pacific is a small (3548) private oasis located in residential Stockton, about 1 hour south of Sacramento. Pacific’s campus is stunning and classic, with historic brick buildings and tree lined pathways snaking throughout the 175 acres, and … Continued
If you are a sophomore, generally speaking, it’s a good idea to prep for your SAT and/or ACT during the summer prior to junior year. Prepping early sets the student in motion for well thought out SAT/ACT planning at the … Continued
Colleges appreciate student-athletes’ experiences with teamwork & time management. Athletics can teach students useful life skills. Working as part of a team focuses on collaboration while student-athletes are also expected to balance their studies with hours of practice, competition and … Continued
College visits help! Students who are subjected to the hard work of high school with no vision on the horizon of what college might look like may not understand why they should bother–many of them feel the work just isn’t … Continued
Freshmen and sophomore years are the perfect time to try many different activities so you can zero in on your unique passions later in high school. “What extracurricular activities will impress colleges the most?” That’s a question we hear frequently … Continued
Connecticut College is a small (1800) liberal arts school located in New London, CT. It’s a beautiful campus located right on the water….idyllic really. The campus is pretty selfcontained, and most students live on campus for all 4 years. CC … Continued
“What extracurricular activities will impress colleges the most?” That’s a question we hear frequently from students, and our answer is always the same: “Do what you love and make your mark.” That’s it, end of story! Early high schools years … Continued
Including out-of-state schools in your college search may help you identify the right school at the right price. Many of the in-state public options SEEM like a good price point, but then students are lingering for far too long (6-7 … Continued