Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “College Admissions”
Despite the changes the SAT made in 2016 to the exam that made it more akin in format to the ACT, significant differences remain. This is good news, as it provides two groups of students with a test that aligns with their skillsets. You may know with certainty which test is better for your student after reading the below. But …
We are excited to feature a special guest post from Brock T. Jolly, CFP®, the Founder of The College Funding Coach. This article is a must-read for all who want to learn more about college pricing models, the intricacies of the financial aid process, and what you can do to maximize your college funding strategy. Every year we hear stories …
We are excited to feature a special guest post from Kathleen Glynn-Sparrow and Greg Schneider of The College Coaches, on how to maximize every college campus visit. We have visited over 200 campuses in our 20 plus years in education. Here are tips to go beyond the well-scripted Admissions Office presentation to get a genuine sense of the students and …
Ahhh, the dreaded personal essay: “describe yourself in 650 words.” While the question is reframed every year, the real goal remains the same for admissions officers. Who is the voice behind this application? The application forms have already revealed the academic background, extracurricular accomplishments, and interests of the student. This is the 650-word meet-and-greet. Don’t try to tell your whole …
