More students with physical and learning differences are successfully pursuing college degrees than ever before. The differences between how high schools and colleges accommodate these students...
Errors in college applications can cost students offers of admission or scholarship opportunities. Luckily, most mistakes are preventable—many are the result of procrastination. Students should...
Guess it is time to address some of the annual media hype surrounding college admissions. Every fall we see news stories trying to hook readers with a new or shocking angle. This week’s...
Most colleges and universities have adopted online methods for submitting applications. Some schools use shared systems such as the Common Application, which is accepted by more than 400 schools,...
College admission can be very competitive, and it can be difficult to know what colleges want. Every year, there are top students who don’t get into their top-choice schools. While...
You have probably heard the advice “families need to begin the college search process by doing some research.” What does that mean? With more than 4,000 colleges and universities in the...
A lot of people have misconceptions about what liberal arts colleges are. They are not arts schools. They may or may not have liberal leanings when it comes to politics. Liberal arts colleges...
Last week I ran my first 10K with a friend from college. I started running last August so completing the 6.2 mile race was an accomplishment.
Did I place first? No. I wasn’t even in...
The New Year is a great time to sit, reflect on the past, and set goals for the future. I bet a lot of you have academic, extracurricular, social, and personal goals for 2014.
One of my goals...
I thought I’d end the year with a little holiday fun. I can’t take the credit for this. A group a neighbors a few streets over got together and decided to decorate their yards with a college theme. ...