Special Students – Athletes, LD, Art Majors

Applying to College as a Prospective Visual or Performing Arts Major

When it comes to applying to colleges as a prospective visual or performing arts major, students must approach admissions with an abundance of passion for their careers. In addition to an application, personal statement and interview, admission requirements include auditions or portfolios. This can be time-consuming and nerve- wracking. Most importantly, students need to find…

College Admissions Tips for Students with Learning Disabilities

Almost every accredited university provides support services for students with learning disabilities. These services vary in quality and extent from school to school.  For students with disabilities, it is imperative to find the school that is the best ‘fit’ in providing programs, policies, procedures, and facilities that meet your needs. Below are some tips on…

Six Tips for Parents of Students with Disabilities

Students with disabilities should follow the same steps for choosing and applying to colleges as any other student. What they should do differently is evaluate schools based on the college’s ability to accommodate any special needs. For students with learning disabilities there are support services at many colleges. These vary in quality and extent from…

High School Athletes: How to get recruited

Mandee Heller Adler, president of International College Counselors, offers high school athletes advice on how to get recruited. The expert college counselor also offers a brief four-year time line for high school students on how to prepare themselves to be recruited. High school athletes are encouraged to contact International College Counselors in Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach if they need help getting recruited.