College reps from the U.S. (and sometimes abroad) spend most of the fall visiting high schools to promote their institution. The purpose of a college rep visit is to generate interest in their schools by educating students about the many programs and activities available there. In addition, the visits serve as a point of contact between…
Navigating the college admissions process can feel like an insurmountable challenge for students and parents. The pressure is intense and the path to acceptance requires more than just filling out forms and crafting essays. It demands careful planning, a thorough grasp of the admissions landscape, and the ability to highlight a student’s strengths effectively. No…
Your student has participated in their school’s music program since sixth grade, is now taking private lessons, consistently makes the all-state band, and attends a selective music program each summer in Michigan. Oh, and they know every Beethoven symphony inside and out. If this describes your student, a music career could very well be in…
Celebrating our 20th anniversary is a true testament to the work of International College Counselors and the thousands of families who have trusted us every step of the way with college admissions support. As part of their application, many colleges ask students to explain why they want to study at that particular institution. And just…
Test scores are officially required again on the 40 acres! Last week, The University of Texas at Austin reinstated SAT and ACT requirements as part of the first-year admission process. UT is just one in a growing list of selective universities to require test scores again after most went test optional as a result of…