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Peter Van Buskirk: March 31, 2020
Under normal circumstances, the college admission process is most dynamic during the month of April. In years past, colleges and universities would have revealed their admission decisions by April 1. Scholarships would have been announced and...
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Erin Barnes: March 20, 2020
In a time where college exploration can bring on feelings of stress, we want to help you rest assured. When you cannot visit campuses, attend college...
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Julie Kampschroeder: March 18, 2020
You did it! You committed to a college that you feel is your best fit. You’re excited to start. You’re thinking about how you can prepare. Then, the...
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Julie Kampschroeder: December 19, 2019
There’s more to students – and colleges – than numbers. Relationships matter and interpersonal dealings, observed or inferred, can tip the scale one...
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Peter Van Buskirk: December 04, 2019
As they enter the college admission process, most students hold tight to “dream” schools that they believe would be ideal fits for them. Few,...
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Julie Kampschroeder: November 11, 2019
Congratulations! You’ve successfully completed middle school and are now walking the halls of high school. These years fly by, and soon enough you’ll...
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You asked, we delivered. The team has been hard at work this summer creating enhanced experiences for counselors so you can have a more productive...
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After reading a lot of facts and figures about a college, and even scouring student-run social sights for more authenticity, can you be sure that a...
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No college application is complete without an essay. In his article Confessions of a Former Admissions Officer, Ed Boland, a former admissions...
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Karen Miller: April 03, 2018
In January 2021, the College Board discontinued the SAT subject tests. You can explore the new digital SAT here. If you're seeking information on how...
