Students should begin working on their high school resumes as soon as possible and add to it at the end of every semester. This high school resume should include extracurricular activities such as involvement with school clubs, work experience, academic achievements, and volunteer work. Other sections can include interests, certifications, languages, and skills. The advisors…
Class of 2026 Admissions Statistics from the Ivy League and Other Colleges Most of the eight Ivy League schools have released their admissions statistics for the college Class of 2026. As always, significantly more students applied than were accepted. And this year, it was harder than ever to get in. Below is a…
Roughly 14% of public school students have a learning difference. Many of those students can—and do—thrive in college. But first, students with learning differences, like any student, need to navigate the college admissions process. Here are some tips on college admissions for students with learning differences. How to Find Colleges that Accommodate Learning Differences and…
Once again, it’s March, which means it’s time to make your picks, draw up your brackets, and watch your favorite schools compete for the NCAA championship title. But March isn’t only the time for hoop dreams; it’s for college dreams as well. Students across the country are finally receiving admissions decisions from a multitude of…
As winter ice thaws and spring flowers begin to bloom, colleges are—or will be soon— notifying applicants of their college admissions decisions. Now especially, parents need to be supportive, even if they’re suffering from anxiety, too. This time is about the student, not the parent. Below are some tips to help with college admissions decisions…