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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
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
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’! Working as part of a team focuses a student on collaboration – student-athletes are expected to balance academics with hours of practice, competition and social lives—quite an impressive feat if done well! Showing colleges that you can … 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