Whether you are a high school freshman, a current college student, or a graduate student, you can find scholarships to help pay for your education. In addition to working with the guidance...
In the process of advising teens and families on how to best prepare for college admission, I often suggest a student work to improve his or her grades. Sometimes better grades simply require getting...
Now is a good time to plan all standardized testing for the remainder of the school year. Most families with juniors know it is time to take (or retake) either the SAT or ACT. But there...
The entire college admissions process has accelerated over the past ten years. Now you will find some state university applications due November or December 1 and a general push to complete the process...
(If you missed the article on the PSAT for National Merit Scholarships, you can find it here.)
Most students will take the PSAT this October with no expectation of earning National Merit recognition...
Earlier this week I got an email from a friend asking what her senior son needed to do about the ACT. He was scheduled to take the exam this Saturday, which also happens to be homecoming. (No thanks...
When should my daughter take the SAT?
Do we need to take the PSAT this year?
Are you sure juniors are ready take the ACT in the fall?
These questions and more fill my inbox this time each year....
I’m finalizing my ACT and SAT prep schedule for the coming school year and have debated a question that troubles families of juniors each year. ACT or SAT: which test is better?
Of course, I’m...
In an era of highly competitive university admissions, rising student debt concerns, and questions on the financial return on a college education, more students are considering community...
Many colleges and universities consider an applicant’s extracurricular activities when making admissions decisions. What activities count? What are colleges looking for?
Colleges are looking...