Guest Post by Luke Glasscock
If you have a student that is interested in architecture school, there are a few important things you will need to know before beginning your college search.
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(Megan’s Graduation From Rice University)
Last week I shared my experience of selecting a college as a high school senior. You can read the full story here. I realized in the spring...
(Megan as a freshman at The George Washington University)
Week after week I share with you my knowledge and experience in the field of test preparation and college admissions counseling,...
Some colleges talk about value as a way to justify the high cost of tuition. Here are fifteen schools where EVERY student gets a full-tuition scholarship. Some schools require work, military service,...
Last week we passed the January 15 application deadline. Most high school seniors should have submitted their college applications and now is the time most families wait to hear back from all...
In the past week I’ve met three new students who told me they were no longer involved in extracurricular activities because they had committed all their time to one thing which didn’t work out.
“Susan”...
Today I’m answering your college admissions questions. I’d also like to encourage you to ask questions on my Facebook page or via email. Starting in January I’m moving to a...
My daughter’s school district uses a 6 point scale for GPA but I noticed many colleges are talking about GPA on a 4 point scale. What do we do and how do admissions offices compare GPAs (weighted...
Who Needs Recommendation Letters?
Letters of recommendation fall into two categories—required and optional. Schools requiring letters will specify what they want, often one counselor letter...
In the previous post, I outlined college interview basics— the things every student should do before scheduling a college admissions interview.
Today I’m adding a list of college admission...