What’s the difference between a college advisor and the right college advisor? Acceptance letters … and a lifetime of opportunity! The difference between “submitted” and “accepted.” Filling out a college application is easy. Getting it noticed by an admissions committee is not. Most advising services will walk you through forms, tell you to “be yourself,”…
Let’s be honest: high school today isn’t what it used to be. There’s more pressure and more complexity—but there are also more opportunities. As your teen heads into the new academic year, they’ll be juggling classes, clubs, social lives, and the looming question of college. You don’t need to have all the answers right now….
August 1 marked the official opening of the Common Application for the Class of 2026—and with it, the beginning of college application season. For high school seniors, this marks a turning point—a step toward the college journey that will help define their path and potential. We have Common App tips to help you! More than 1,000 colleges…
The author of this blog, ICC Director of College Advising Nicole M. Jobson, is a recognized expert in STEM, graduate school, and law school admissions. Her law school advising has helped hundreds of clients secure admissions to top-ranked programs—including T14/17 schools as ranked by U.S. News & World Report. Her approach emphasizes leading with one’s strengths,…
When it comes to college admissions, students often focus on GPA, test scores, extracurriculars, and essays. But there’s another factor—less discussed, yet increasingly important—that can influence admissions decisions: demonstrated interest. Demonstrated interest in college admissions. Show colleges you’re serious about them—and stand out. What Is Demonstrated Interest in College Admissions? Demonstrated interest in college admissions…