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A photo illustrating International College Counselors welcomes college advisor South Florida Jay Durso-Finley, who brings 30 years of admissions experience to ICC.

International College Counselors Welcomes a New College Advisor South Florida

International College Counselors is thrilled to welcome Jeffrey “Jay” Durso-Finley to our team as a new Director of College Advising. With his extensive experience in college admissions, Jay, a college advisor South Florida, will provide personalized guidance to undergraduate and graduate students navigating the college application process. His expertise will further strengthen our team’s collaborative…

A photo which spotlights International College Counselors shares extracurricular activities for college admissions.

Gain the Edge. Use Extracurricular Activities for College Admissions

In the journey towards college admission, high school students often find themselves consumed by a whirlwind of academics, standardized tests, and GPA calculations. However, there’s another crucial aspect that plays a pivotal role in shaping a well-rounded and successful college application: extracurricular activities — for college admissions and for your student. With the limited “real…

A photo illustrating International College Counselors announces that it is an approved Certifying Organization for the President's Volunteer Service Award.

Apply for the President’s Volunteer Service Award through International College Counselors

Did you know that International College Counselors is an approved Certifying Organization for the President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA)? We can verify and certify that a volunteer has met the requirements to receive a PVSA. This is another benefit ICC offers our clients at no additional cost. What is the PVSA? Established in 2003 by…

A photo illustrating an International College Counselors' college advisor South Florida explains the difference between IB, AP, AICE, and dual enrollment programs.

IB, AP, AICE, and Dual Enrollment: What Are the Differences?

When students take AP, IB, AICE, or Dual Enrollment classes, they get a chance to tackle college-level material while still in high school. These programs encourage students to dive deeper into subjects, sharpen their critical thinking, and get a feel for what college coursework is like. Many schools that use weighted GPA systems reward the…

A photo spotlighting International College Counselors offers tips on how to transfer colleges to make transferring to a new college easier.

How to Transfer Colleges: 7 Critical Tips for Transfer Students

You may be surprised to learn that nearly a quarter of American college students who start at one four-year institution will transfer to a different one to finish their degree. Some students may acquire their associate’s degree at a community college before transferring to a university for two more years. Others may decide that where…