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Create a balanced list of colleges and universities during junior year. It’s important to start researching your options early. Deciding which college you want to attend is likely the first important decision of your life. Don’t apply to only one … Continued

Having a “balanced list” is one of the most critical components to college admissions. Every year we receive a frantic phone call from at least one student we have never met who has been denied at every school they’ve applied … Continued

If you don’t report your classes or grades accurately you could be admitted (or denied!) under false pretenses. Seniors tend to be overloaded with all that needs to be done, but don’t rush those college applications. Spend a lot of … Continued

…as reported by college admissions officers across the United States. * Not taking ownership of the process (This is your journey, so students, dig into college research and figure out what you want!) * Not using the same spelling/name/email on … Continued

The summer after senior year can be emotionally taxing for parents and students. It may be difficult to accept with the realization that your child is all grown up and ready to move onto college. For some parents, this may … Continued

High school juniors & rising seniors need to take the lead on the march to college by investigating & learning about all different colleges – after all, it’s your education at stake here. Be the head of the family parade!! … Continued

Tulane students seem to have one common thread —love of service. Students on campus spend a lot of time talking about projects happening in the community to benefit the locals. Poverty is common and pockets of need run block by … Continued

There is no magic formula for the “best” extracurriculars. Your choices may be different than what your friends and peers have in mind, and that’s okay! Participate in extracurricular activities that appeal to you. The concept of “best” extracurriculars is … Continued