In Like Me

There is probably nothing more important in college admissions than staying organized and on track.  Sophomores — here is your

There is probably nothing more important in college admissions than staying organized and on track.  Juniors — here is your

There are many ways to prepare for the PSAT and SAT.  Many students are successful prepping on their own using

What do a student athlete, artist, avid reader, theatre critic, human-rights advocate, literacy promoter, community service opportunity researcher, book seller

There’s the thick envelope from the college admissions office bearing congratulatory news; the very thin envelope signaling rejection; and the

The 2013-2014 Common Application, scheduled to launch on August 1, 2013, will include new “personal statement” essay prompts. The new

All competitive colleges strive to build a diversified and interesting student body. In past years, most successful applicants were well-rounded

Admission statistics for the Class of 2017 set new records for many of the most selective schools. Seven of the

Summer can be the perfect time to explore potential majors and career options; delve more deeply into current interests; develop

After narrowing your list of schools, reviewing brochures, information on the web and taking virtual tours, try to personally visit

Ask a university student for advice about college applications and you’re likely to hear “Start early”.  Another frequent suggestion is

Financial aid awards typically include a mix of ingredients such as federal grants, institutional / merit scholarships, work-study earnings, and