School is starting–but with some significant changes. Is your student ready to make the most of this new way of “going to school”? Here are some practical tips for studying from home. 1. Stay organized. Physical organization leads to mental organization. Create an independent workspace free of clutter and distraction for schoolwork. Keep the space stocked with books, computer,…
On August 1, the Common Application went live. Seniors: Now is the time to start filling out your college applications. The Common Application can be used to apply to more than 900 universities and colleges in the U.S. and abroad. Keeping organized is the best way to complete the Application. Here are some tips from the…
At virtual college fairs, students can learn about hundreds of colleges and explore their options, all from the convenience of their home. Admissions representatives provide up-to-date information on their programs and share the latest policies regarding standardized testing, application deadlines, financial aid, and more. Students can log in using their phone or computer to attend…
The AP Exam scores were just released; the cumulation of a highly unusual AP cycle. Because of COVID, rather than hosting the traditional three-hour in-person tests with a mix of multiple choice and free response questions, the College Board distributed 45-minute tests consisting solely of free response questions for this year’s online exams. …
In less than two weeks, college application season officially begins. On August 1 the Common Application for students applying for fall 2021 goes live! Seniors will be able to apply to the more than 800 universities and colleges in the U.S. and abroad that rely on the Common App as their primary application. Has your student started…