Starting in 2024, the SAT will be fully online. College Board has been administering this new digital SAT for all international exams over the past year and the 2023 PSAT was fully digital. I wanted...
Having just returned from some out of state college visits with my son, I thought I’d share some practical visit tips. I know I’ve written on this topic before and you can find those articles HERE and HERE and HERE....
I wrote an original post on this topic in 2015: College Admission Essays: 7 Topics to Avoid. While I would give students similar advice today, there are some categories I would change– mostly...
A guest post from Alisha McMillen, a former client of mine.
Your student has spent the last four years working hard, making the grades, taking the tests, all for that acceptance to their desired...
You are working on finishing this school year strong– good grades, good test scores, continued involvement in activities. Once you’ve taken the ACT / SAT, what else should you do to be...
A majority of high school juniors will take at least one SAT or ACT this spring. There are some things you should know before you register.
1. Deadlines
This Friday (Jan 6) is the regular...
I’m always encouraging families to plan ahead and strategize for all possible outcomes. In the past 20+ years of helping students with test prep and college admission, I’ve seen a wide range of situations...
We are fast approaching the November 1 application deadline for many early decision and early action plans. It’s a good time to discuss the top reasons for rejection, so you can hopefully avoid...
“My child is starting his/her junior year. Tell me what I need to know about SAT / ACT testing.”
I get this question, or variations of it, every year. Today I’m going to walk you through the steps...
This summer I’m writing articles focusing on different aspects of the college application. You can review earlier articles:
When Should We Apply to College and What Is Required?What Does Test Optional...