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...
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...
This summer I’m 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 Mean and Should...
This summer I will examine some of the more detailed aspects of college applications: essays, letters of recommendation, choice of major, scholarships, etc. Today I’m going to start with the basics—...
If you have a high school student, you need to understand what test optional means for college admission. In this article, I will cover how test optional admission works, common misconceptions,...
A recent conversation with a client:
Me: Once you finish your college list, you will need to do a little more research on each school’s testing policy. Are they test optional? What are the average...
David Robinson is the Founder and Director of Recruitment for www.SCArecruiting.com which works directly with students and families to create a roadmap to get recruited for college sports. He is...
What high school courses are required for college?
Sometime this spring, you may be asked to make course selection choices for next school year. What courses should you select? What will colleges require?...