Sometimes I don’t want to watch an entire video, so for those of you who want a quick summary, here are some of my notes.
I’m going to explain
who gets extended time & why
what...
I’ve seen so many families with good intentions (and plans) fall behind because they didn’t realize how little time they actually had for college visits, attempts at the SAT or ACT, or applications....
here. I give multiple examples showing how higher test scores can save you money and help earn scholarships. If you are looking for a little motivation to start (or continue) test prep, you might...
Does it hurt to take the SAT / ACT multiple times?
Will colleges question why I took the test for a 4th time?
Will it help if colleges see I’m improving my scores by taking the ACT / SAT more?
Most...
Podcast 193: What’s REALLY Important in
College Admissions?
Many families are confused about where to start with college admissions, and there is a lot of faulty information out there.
In...
Podcast 191: Make Your Activities Work for You in College Admission
Do you worry whether your high school student has the right kind of activities to impress the colleges to which they’re...
Podcast 188: Important Distinctions Between Scholarships and Financial Aid
Families often mistake financial aid with scholarships, which can lead to confusion, disappointment, and wasted...
There are a lot of options to add to your cart when registering for the SAT or ACT. I skip over most of them, but there are a few items I consider essential.
The other day I spent 20 minutes on the...
This is one of the college planning questions that has a straightforward answer: take the tests, so that even with re-takes, you are DONE by the end of your junior year.
Avoid senior year...