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Narrowing Down Your College List Before Applying

By: Julie Kampschroeder | 02/21/20

With 5,300 colleges and universities to choose from in the United States, you'll want to start narrowing down your college list during your Junior year of high school. Not sure how to do that? Going through this checklist should help you get a ...
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6 Ways to Save Money While in College

By: Julie Kampschroeder | 02/04/20

The average American student owed $31,172 upon graduation in 2019 and will pay back $393 per month. The following tips will keep debt to a minimum if you are ...
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How to Read a Financial Aid Award Letter: 2 Examples

By: Julie Kampschroeder | 01/27/20

You've narrowed down your list of colleges, sent in your applications and filled out your FAFSA form online. After you receive your acceptance letters, the college ...
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January To-Do List for College-Bound Juniors

By: Julie Kampschroeder | 01/14/20

January is a milestone month for college-bound high schoolers. While seniors will feel a sense of calm, having submitted all of their applications by this point, ...
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Scoir's 2019 Year in Review

By: Kevin McCloskey | 01/09/20

What a year! From January through December, we were hard at work and, with your guidance and support, we achieved tremendous results. Here's a recap of some of our ...
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College vs University [And Other Higher Education Institutions]

By: Peter Van Buskirk | 01/07/20

Sorting through educational options can be like making a selection from diverse menu offerings at a great restaurant. You can order fish or steak. What about chicken ...
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The Importance of Building Relationships With College Admission Professionals

By: Julie Kampschroeder | 12/19/19

There’s more to students – and colleges – than numbers. Relationships matter and interpersonal dealings, observed or inferred, can tip the scale one way or another. 
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Life After the PSAT: Making the Most of Your PSAT Results

By: Peter Van Buskirk | 12/18/19

Winter is a time of important revelations for students in the college planning process. For many high school Juniors, the release of PSAT results will start to give ...
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A Successful Strategy for Applying to College Scholarships

By: Julie Kampschroeder | 12/16/19

By the summer between your junior and senior year of high school, you have likely figured out that every step of the college admissions process should be handled with ...
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Tips and Strategies for a Successful College Admission Interview

By: Peter Van Buskirk | 12/12/19

The impressions we make in life are important as we meet people, seek new opportunities and build relationships. In fact, good impressions can make a big difference ...
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