Considering studying computer science in college? You’re not the only one! As job opportunities for computer scientists of all kinds continue to multiple (and continue to pay very well), more and more students are setting their sights on CS. So how do you set yourself apart in a highly competitive

Everybody knows about business schools—that is, graduate programs that offer a degree called an MBA, or Master’s of Business Administration. But students can of course study business as undergraduates as well. Top undergraduate business programs boast exceedingly high rates of employment for their graduates, who also enjoy big starting salaries.

Last month, William “Rick” Singer, who orchestrated a massive college admissions scam, pleaded guilty to money laundering, racketeering, obstruction of justice and tax evasion. Major news sources continue to publish updates on the story. We keep hearing about how parents are pleading to charges, about deleted social media accounts, and,

So, you’ve received some acceptance letters. Congratulations! Enrollment deadlines are fast approaching. You’ve spent the past three and a half months waiting to hear from the schools you applied to, and now they’re anxiously waiting to hear from you. (Take a minute to enjoy thinking about how the tables have

  Yesterday afternoon, when Pierre, Marc-André and I received an announcement to the Yale community about “a criminal investigation involving an admissions scheme,” we’d already seen the headlines. William “Rick” Singer, founder of The Edge College & Career Network, repeatedly accepted giant sums of money (which he laundered through a