Are you a high schooler applying to college soon, but you have no idea what you want to study? Let’s break down whether or not it’d be better to apply with an “undecided major” or not.
In the nearly three months since Trump was inaugurated, there have been many changes in the world of higher education and college admissions.
Are you a homeschooled student who is applying to college soon? We’ll break down the application process for you.
If you’re asking for letters of recommendation as part of the college application process, you may need to create a “brag sheet.”
It can be intimidating to contact a college admissions office for any reason — but if you keep it professional and direct, you’ve got nothing to worry about.
Are you a high schooler or a parent of a high schooler who’s wondering about the number of volunteer hours you need for your college applications? We’re here to break it down for you. What Are Volunteer Hours and Why Do They Matter The term “volunteer hours” refers to the
Not all schools require supplemental essays as part of their application — read on to learn more about the colleges without supplemental essays in the 2024-2025 cycle.
California just banned legacy admissions at its private colleges — why, and how will this affect the future of college admissions?
You may be familiar with the idea of “dual enrollment” if you are a high school student or a parent of a student currently enrolled in high school. Over the past few years, it has grown in popularity as a way for students to choose their classes, particularly as a means of obtaining college credit and proving one’s academic prowess. However, what exactly is dual enrollment? We’re here to break it down for you.
What is rolling admission, and is it a good fit for you or your child when it comes to college admissions?
