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Category Archives: Applications
Get A Headstart
Rising Seniors, writing your essays without the pressure of schoolwork is a great way to get your college applications underway. Come Fall, you’ll be able to focus on school visits, finalizing your list of schools and completing applications while also … Continue reading
It’s Not Too Late To Apply
For seniors who have not yet completed their application process or are not happy with their outcome, the National Association of College Admission Counseling’s College Openings Update provides a list of over 400 US colleges and universities with openings, financial … Continue reading
Who Are You?
Soon, you’ll be submitting your test scores, your academic transcript and a summary of your extracurricular activities along with all your college applications. How will you tell Admissions who you really are, what you have to offer and what you’ll … Continue reading
The Start Of A New School Year
Welcome back! The 2018/19 school year has begun. To our incoming freshman college class, we hope you take a look at Frank Bruni’s column in The New York Times: How to Get The Most Out of College. Bruni offers invaluable … Continue reading
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Summer Time Suggestions
Summer’s here! Whether you plan to work, volunteer, study or play, carve out some time to focus on your college application process. Rising seniors, get a head start on your applications. Work on your essays, and open and work on … Continue reading
Jumpstart Your College Essay
Rising seniors, get a head start on your college applications and write your essays this summer! Writing your essays without the pressure of schoolwork is a great way to get your college process underway. Then, when fall comes, you’ll be able … Continue reading
Colleges That Are Still Accepting Applications For Fall 2018
According to the National Association of College Admission Counseling’s (NACAC) College Openings Update, hundreds of colleges and universities still have openings, financial aid, and housing available to qualified freshman and/or transfer students for the Fall 2018 semester. The Update allows you … Continue reading
