When applying to the most elite and competitive colleges, indicating interest in a less popular major on your application can set you apart as a unique candidate.
Let’s explore some of the best undergraduate BA Theatre programs that will support you in honing your craft and growing as an artist.
So, you’re an actor, an artist, or a dancer, and you’re ready to pursue your dreams at the collegiate level. How exciting! But with so many programs out there, how will you choose where to apply?
Read MoreIt is virtually impossible for school counselors to give your student the extensive one-on-one attention that they need to have the strongest application possible. This is what makes private counselors all the more important for application success.
Read MoreThe important thing to know is that you can take action. There is no guarantee, of course, but there are certainly steps you can take to increase your chances of getting off the waitlist and into the college of your dreams.
Read MoreMany 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.
Read MoreTricky double questions make up almost 40% of the SAT reading section. Use this strategy to get them right every time.
Read MoreIf you're already scoring 600 points or above on the SAT, you're probably aching for a few extra points to achieve that perfect score. So, besides commitment and time, what will it take?
First, you should know that colleges looking for high caliber students have somewhat of a benchmark score in mind. For top tier schools, a score of 1530 is that benchmark, and once you’ve surpassed it, even top schools won’t nitpick over whether you have a 1540 or a 1580. Colleges just want to make sure you’ve exceeded their baseline score. So, if you already have a score of 1530 or higher, you don't need to take the SAT again (1530-1600 are all viewed as equivalent scores).
Read MoreAlthough it’s probably the last thing on your mind as you prepare for the SAT or ACT, your calculator can play an important role in your test-taking abilities. We know you're busy with, you know, actually studying for the test, so we've compiled a list of the seven best calculator-related tips you'll need to go confidently into test day .
Read MoreKeeping track of the time might seem like the least of your worries on the SAT, but it’s very important to be aware of how much time you have to complete each section of the test. Check out our tips for managing your time on the reading section.
Read MoreYour personal statement is both an exciting and a daunting task. How can you possibly sum up your life story, note your accomplishments, and sell yourself to colleges in one essay? Here are 5 tips to help you get started.
Read MoreStudying is a large part of the academic experience, but it’s not always productive if you aren’t doing it well. Just like most things, you have to find what study methods work best for you.
Read MoreYou don’t have to do anything, really, but if you want to improve your chances of being admitted to college, AP classes are a great way to do so. They can also save you from taking an even more difficult college course down the line.
Read MoreAP classes are a great way to challenge yourself and potentially earn college credit. They can be difficult, but success is possible with the right amount of effort.
Read MoreWorrying about your mental health might be the last thing on your mind, but it should be a priority. Your mental health needs to be taken care of in order to reach your goals.
Read MoreProblems with procrastination? Hate to break it to you, but good time management skills are extremely important for academic and future success.
Read MoreLooking over your writing again after you’ve just spent days working on it might be the very last thing you want to do, but it can save you a headache (and points) in the long run.
Read MoreWriter’s block is extremely frustrating and can turn the writing process into quite the chore. It can be overcome, though, with a few simple tips and tricks.
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