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Outside scholarships are an excellent way to put together a little extra money to buy essential items like computers, books and bicycles! Although most scholarship money comes straight out of the universities, smaller outside scholarships can help pay for those … Continued

2019 Update: Students can plan for August SAT and/or Septemeber ACT. There will be no July ACT in California or New York. Here’s what you need to know about testing: Higher scores can result in BIG scholarships. Students & families … Continued

Colleges are interested in enthusiastic & active students who will make their campus more vibrant. Get out and explore different extracurricular activities early in high school. Through active participation, you’re more likely to develop interests and an understanding of who … Continued

We wanted to address questions you may have about the college admissions scandal that has roiled the nation during the past couple of weeks. As professionals working in this field, we have been horrified with the ethical lapses that have … Continued

Start early in high school with working hard on a daily basis. It’s important that you are diligent with everything you do–it will help you fully prepare for the rigors of college life. Only through practice can you master this … Continued

Applying to college has changed a lot–many parents aren’t tuned into how much the requirements have evolved. More students than ever are seeking college educations and applications are demanding many more components than they used to. Essay requirements, extracurricular expectations, … 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

Students, on average, change majors 2-3 times during college, so you want to make sure there are myriad programs available that meet ALL your potential academic interests. Taking some time to research these things now can save you aggravation down … Continued

Privates colleges look expensive on paper, but they can be as affordable as state schools. Grants, financial aid, and scholarships more frequently come into play at private universitieswhich can help cover a good portion of your child’s tuition fees if … Continued

If your student feels overwhelmed with the demands of high school, consider a summer school plan. Students who enroll in summer school can open up time for non-academic pursuits during the school year—giving them a chance to explore more with … Continued