Many schools are extending their test optional admissions policies into the next cycle, but you might want to think twice about skipping out on the SAT/ACT.
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Taking classes from your bed sounds like a dream come true, but it comes with its own challenges. Check out our 4 tips for making the most of remote learning.
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Virtual classes, canceled extracurriculars, and social distancing requirements have put a damper on the traditional college experience.
As a result, many current college students have opted to take a gap semester or year to pursue more fulfilling career opportunities, and a significant number of incoming freshmen are choosing to defer their start date. This is how gap years will disrupt admissions processes throughout the country.
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The Common App WILL ask you what you want to major in. For most teenagers, this question seems impossible to answer. How can you commit to a future path of study and career when you’re not even sure what you want to eat for breakfast tomorrow?
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Coronavirus has changed everything. College admissions is no exception.
Without the usual barometers of student credentials and capabilities, the SAT/ACT score and a real GPA, colleges are going to need to reinvent the admissions process.
Seniors, here’s what this means for your application cycle.
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Coronavirus has changed everything. College admissions is no exception.
Without the usual barometers of student credentials and capabilities, the SAT/ACT score and a real GPA, colleges are going to need to reinvent the admissions process.
Seniors, here’s what this means for your application cycle.
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The summer before senior year is usually a chance for prospective applicants to learn more about colleges through campus visits. This year, things look different. Instead of flying cross country or heading out on a road trip, we’re sticking close to home. This doesn’t mean that we can’t glean valuable information to help us make our all-important college decision! Read on for five ways to learn more about a college when you can’t visit in person.
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Already watched Outer Banks, The Last Dance, Tiger King, Little Fires Everywhere, and The Office (for the sixteenth time) and ready to feel productive again? Try one of these five social-distancing-approved ideas to help you make the most of this unprecedented summer!
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Today we want to share some pointers on how to find your area’s college representative so you can reach out, and some inspiration for what to say when you do.
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Right now, the uncertainty might feel paralyzing. It’s okay to grieve for the moments and memories that you lost. But once you’ve vented your frustrations,
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You’ve been training for months. You’ve dutifully attended test prep classes, taken practice test after practice test, and painstakingly drilled down on your weakest question types
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