Academic Interest, Major, Concentration, Area of Study…these are the buzzwords every college applicant quickly becomes familiar with. While different colleges use different phrasings, they all boil down… Read more “Major Choice: Passion vs. Strategy”
College Information: Yale
There is one word that describes the culture of all Yalies: Tradition. Yale is best known for it’s academic rigor and cultivation of a college residential life that connects all attendees across generations and time zones.
Making the Most of Your Summer: Internships
One of the best ways to make your summer activities meaningful is to secure an internship.
Today, we cover the two main categories of internships, when to start looking, and how to express your interest in obtaining a position as a high school student.
College Information: Harvard
A name that needs no introduction, Harvard still reigns as one of the most prestigious and world renowned universities.
However, Harvard is not just recognized for its high academic standards.
While it is no secret that Harvard accepts students who excel in their academics far beyond the average, it would serve a great benefit to understand what more the admissions committee looks for in a potential student.
Questbridge [Part 2]
The Questbridge National College Match Program.
Who should apply?
How to Apply and Next Steps for Finalists?
Questbridge [Part 1]
The Questbridge National College Match Program makes that dream a reality for select students across the U.S.
Questbridge is a college and scholarship application process that helps secure college admission and tuition for low-income high school seniors with strong academic achievements.
Financial Aid [Part 2]
With all the excitement of planning for your first year as a college student, it’s important to consider financing your education.
How do I qualify for financial aid?
Financial Aid [Part 1]
With all the excitement of planning for your first year as a college student, it’s important to consider financing your education.
Today, we discuss the different types of financial aid.
The Waitlist
It’s common to feel disappointed when you don’t receive a resounding YES from the school at which you’d hoped to spend the next four years, but don’t lose hope yet!
When it comes to being waitlisted, however, there are a few steps you should take.
The College Admissions Scandal
One of 2019’s biggest stories: the college admissions scandal.
In the wake of the scandal, it’s important to reflect on the lessons we should take from it as students, parents, and educational consultants alike.
Admission Masters 