It’s the question every high school senior asks: What happens in the admissions office? They work for months, bundle their entire life together into a neat, 12-15 page application, send it off, and wait. But what goes on from the other side? How are applications read? How are decisions made? What do the conversations look Read More
Your students have taken the PSAT and received their results report. Do they know what it means? Their score report offers lots of revealing data, but they will need to know how to interpret this information so that they can use it to improve their scores. Method Test Prep will be offering a free webinar Read More
Your Juniors should now be preparing for their futures and looking ahead to their futures. Her Campus posted some great tips that your juniors should be using to begin planning for that next step in life. Here are the tips your juniors can use: 1. Learn about the college Figure out why your dream school Read More
Catching that amazing job after graduation — or after changing career entirely — can be a hugely daunting experience. But there is some clear direction you can take to increase the chance of landing the right role, beginning with hard data, science and answers from one of the world’s leading experts in job finding, Dr Read More
1 For 2 Education Foundation has a Scholarship Opportunity available to all your students. Each director of the 1 For 2 Education Foundation credits their higher education for the opportunity they had in life and are determined to “pay-it-forward” in an innovative way. These successful entrepreneurs each had their lives transformed by their education. With the Read More
Early applications to college are in, and now many students are scrambling to finish personal statements and essay supplements for regular admissions, beginning Jan. 1. Whether you are writing a personal statement for the Common App, Coalition App, or a supplement for an Ivy, private liberal arts college or public university, make sure you follow Read More
Whether I’m leading a workshop on navigating the college admissions process or getting stopped in the frozen food aisle at the supermarket, here are some of the most common questions parents ask. 1. The easy A: Is it better to take a lower-level class and get an “A” or struggle somewhat in a higher level Read More
There are many great Colleges around the country and many students have that itch to spread their wings and attend school out-of-state. Her Campus posted 8 things they might be concerned about that might keep them from pursuing an education at an out-of-state school and some tips you can give them to face those fears: Read More
The clock is ticking for students applying to school for next fall as the regular college admissions deadlines loom. Are your students’ essays stressing you out? Are they done? Do the essays they’ve already written look messy? Or is something missing from the story? We don’t want your students’ college application journey to ruin Thanksgiving. Read More
As a child gets older, it may seem like forever before they will be leaving for college. It is so true when they say “time flies when you are having fun” changing diapers, doing homework, traveling to sporting events and packing lunches. When you think about it, there are only 936 Saturdays from when a Read More
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