If you want to stand out among the thousands of other college applicants, you’ll need to put in some extra work. Start with our 3 tips for differentiating yourself.

Applying Pre-Health

Deciding on a major when you apply to college can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to be 100% certain about it; changing your major is pretty common. Regardless of your path, our example of how to apply as a pre-health major will give you some helpful tips for applying to whatever major you choose.

How to Choose the Right College

Deciding on a college can be a really tough choice. Consider these 5 things when making your decision.

Preparing for College as a Senior

You might be ready to throw in the towel by senior year, but now is definitely not the time to do so! There is still work to be done before college. Read on for how to prepare for college in your final year of high school.

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKFebruary 2, 2021senior, high school, college, prepare, college guidance, college admissions

Breaking Through Writer's Block: How to Write Your College Essays When You're Stuck

Struggling to write your essays? Check out our tips for breaking through writer’s block and get the words flowing again.

College Interview Tips

Nervous about nailing your college interview? Check out these 8 tips to help you prepare.

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKJanuary 28, 2021college admissions, college guidance, college interview, tips

A Guide to Extracurriculars

How tackle extracurricular involvement each year of high school.

How to turn Deferrals and Waitlists into Acceptances

The ultimate guide to getting in off of a waitlist or defferal.

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKDecember 16, 2020college admissions, college guidance, waitlist, deferral, acceptance

5 of the Most Popular College Interview Questions, And How You Should Respond

Are you prepared for your college interview? Here’s our advice on how to handle five of the most commonly asked questions like a pro.

College AdmissionsAriel CohenDecember 8, 2020college admissions, college guidance, coronavirus

How To Choose A Topic For Your Personal Statement

Due to the absence of test scores or consistent GPAs, the way you express yourself in the meager 650 words you’re allotted matters more than ever before. Here’s how to choose the perfect topic for your personal statement.

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKDecember 8, 2020college admissions, college essay, college guidance

Hey, Sophomores: Here Are 4 Things You Should Focus On This Year

College AdmissionsAriel CohenDecember 8, 2020college admissions, college guidance, sat, act, sophomore

What Admissions Deans Are Saying About The Impact Of COVID-19 Gap Years

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.

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKDecember 8, 2020college admissions, coronavirus, covid-19, college guidance

How To Choose A Major For Your College Application When You Have No Idea What You Want To Study

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?

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKDecember 8, 2020college admissions, college guidance, covid-19

What Are The Components Of A College Application?

With the start of the new school year, many incoming seniors and their parents are getting more serious about the college application process.

We know it’s complicated, and there are a lot of moving parts. We break it down for you here.

4 Tips for Getting Started on Your College Essays

If you’re struggling to get started on your college essay, you’re not alone. Getting started is often the hardest part. Check out these 4 easy steps to help you get the words flowing.

College AdmissionsMORRIS KISHKNovember 30, 2020tips, college essay, college admissions, college guidance

Have You Heard of Early Decision II?

Admissions offices aren’t yet sure what the impact of coronavirus will be on their decisions for the class of 2021. But, it’s likely that early admissions will become even more advantageous.

You may be familiar with Early Decision, but have you heard of Early Decision II?