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Students and parents across the country are scratching their heads, trying to figure out what matters to colleges on applications when nothing in our world is normal. Since SAT/ACT testing is not readily available, and many extracurricular activities have been … Continued
As our coronavirus reality changes from day to day, Fall 2020 plans & decisions continue to shift on campuses throughout the United States – so flexibility is a key concept and we all need to embrace it. University of Southern … Continued
ACT made a HUGE move yesterday to expand testing for September and October 2020. They have added multiple test dates on Saturdays and Sundays, an unprecedented move – not surprising in this crazy year we refer to as 2020. This … Continued
The world of college admissions, like so many other facets of life has been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic. New developments are being announced on almost a daily basis, so everything is changing fast! The Class of 2020 of course … Continued
High school students everywhere are facing massive disappointment with how many extracurricular activities have been torn from them. Athletes can’t compete, performers won’t perform, leaders of school clubs can’t run meetings, summer jobs, internships and programs have disappeared from the … Continued
Just like everything else in our world, the testing landscape is shifting by the day! The University of California & CalState campuses and many other colleges will offer “test optional” applications for Class of 2021, but here are the latest … Continued
The College Board announced this week that many of May’s AP exams will be administered online, allowing students to test at home. These exams will be computer-, mobile-, and tablet-friendly and College Board has made a commitment to work with … Continued
When searching for colleges, we suggest you cast a wide net. Don’t limit your student’s options by only seeking out colleges that are in-state or nearby. When compiling a college list, encourage them to widen their search to include some … 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
Do the best Letters of Recommendation need to come from teachers who awarded you with a high grade? Not necessarily! Effective recommendations come from teachers who know you well, who are asked early, and who have been impressed with your … Continued