Angel B. Pérez, CEO of the National Association for College Admission Counseling, explains how everyday responsibilities reveal genuine leadership and help students build a solid application. Craft a Strong College Application Angel B. Pérez is CEO of the National Association for…
Here are practical rules to guide your teen through personal statements and supplements while keeping their voice intact and avoiding family friction. How Parents Can Help With Essays Even three decades into my writing career, I still sometimes find myself…
The university is among the top research schools in the country and a member of the American Association of Universities, along with being a top 50 public university. The school is gaining a reputation from its STEM program, especially with the…
With fall testing deadlines approaching, Huntington offers five steps to help families turn score reports into a personalized preparation plan College Board lists fall in-school student score releases for October 22, November 5 and November 12, depending on when schools submit students' answers.
Carney-Nadeau students James Charles and Bella Romero are among the students whole helped boost the school’s SAT scores 135 points. CARNEY — Carney-Nadeau’s average SAT score climbed 135 points to 999, the fifth highest in the Upper Peninsula, a gain that school leaders attribute…
How the University of Saskatchewan’s VIDO defied academic norms to succeed. AI is disrupting their career prospects, but most still have a positive view of the technology. Linda Nazar receives NSERC Herzberg Gold Medal for research on cutting-edge energy storage…
Jon Marcus is a Boston-based journalist who covers higher education. Bob Bardwell remembers students occasionally asking him, when he was a college counselor at Monson High School, why they were being inundated with marketing texts and emails from colleges they’d…
A college essay can be one of the few places in an application where students explain what matters to them in their own words. But with a topic, a draft, and a strict word limit, it is natural to wonder:…
Nov 4, 2026 | Blog It’s October of your senior year. Between homework, football games, homecoming and everything else happening this fall, there’s another important thing competing for your attention. Maybe you’ve already submitted a few. Maybe you’re still deciding where to apply.
Calling all 9th, 10th and 11th grade families with college bound students! So many colleges and universities are changing their... Start Smart, Prepare with Purpose: The First-Time Test Taker Guide to the SAT/ACT Calling all 9th, 10th and 11th grade families with college bound students!
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