In today’s college admissions timeline, it is a mistake to leave the SAT or ACT until the fall of a student’s senior year.
What? I thought senior year was when most students took those tests?...
I’m not in the habit of re-posting my podcast episodes on the blog, but this one is so timely. Here is a quick outline. If you want to learn more, you can listen to the episode here or download...
For years colleges and universities have offered different models of distance education from the correspondence course to lectures delivered by video or cable tv. A new trend is education is the...
In the past few years MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) have been a popular topic for colleges and universities. Seems like every semester another big name school or professor introduces another...
More students with physical and learning differences are successfully pursuing college degrees than ever before. The differences between how high schools and colleges accommodate these students...
Errors in college applications can cost students offers of admission or scholarship opportunities. Luckily, most mistakes are preventable—many are the result of procrastination. Students should...
In high schools across the country, freshman, sophomores, and juniors will be taking the PSAT test in the middle of October. Many have no idea how important this test is for their college prospects....
Guess it is time to address some of the annual media hype surrounding college admissions. Every fall we see news stories trying to hook readers with a new or shocking angle. This week’s...
Most colleges and universities have adopted online methods for submitting applications. Some schools use shared systems such as the Common Application, which is accepted by more than 400 schools,...
Most people agree that high school juniors should take the SAT, but there is some debate about when. The answer to this question has changed over the years. In the current world of college admissions...