Lets face it, many of your students have no clue about basic finance. Math is taught in school but there typically are no classes that cover the basics of life like paying the bills on time, how interest works, balancing the check book etc. There are a few things that parents should cover with your Read More
ULoop recently published a summary of the 5 Types of Scholarships that students should look for. Here is the summary of each type: 1. Academic and Merit Scholarships Academic scholarships have a variety of requirements; one may require a minimum GPA, while another will require a specific score on the SAT or ACT. These Read More
One of the best ways for your students to learn about a school is to visit its campus. However, there are numerous reasons that sometimes checking out every school isn’t feasible from budget to distance away. There are some things that students can do to research and learn about a school without ever stepping foot Read More
Niche released its list of the hardest colleges to get into in America based on SAT/ACT test scores from the U.S. Department of Education and acceptance rates from top universities. Seniors looking to get accepted into some of the most selective colleges in America may be disheartened to learn that most have an acceptance rate Read More
A Decade of Lobbying Efforts Pay Off for former NACAC President and Michigan State Admissions Exec Michigan could become a national model for counselor training when a new law requiring high school counselors to complete college and career guidance training to renew their state licenses goes into effect in 2020. It will be the first Read More
If the first two acronyms in the title of this piece left you scratching your head, I have good news: we’ll be cutting right to the chase. Both of these stand for services offered by the ACT and SAT, respectively, that allow students to receive a copy of the test booklet, answer key, and the answers Read More
Today recently interviewed the President of the Princeton Review and he gave them 11 tips that you can share with your students: It is never too soon to start talking and thinking about college: Starting the conversation early can defuse some of the angst about leaving for college. Even if you think you can’t afford Read More
Teens are often on the lookout for the latest and most adventurous ways to get “high.” They thrive on being independent from adults and adult rules and fitting in with their peers. Some teens will do whatever it takes to demonstrate that they are free and fearless. Parents and Counselors need to be aware of Read More
There are some common mistakes that students make when picking a college. Here are 5 common ones: Not doing enough research: Considering that the cost of a four-year college can be as much as purchasing a small home, some students do very little research before accepting an offer of admission. They should look at the Read More
Do you have any students that knock the ball out of the park in every way but one? They have a great GPA, are involved in many extracurricular activities and are near the top of the class but for some reason they freeze up on tests and have not been able to get their SAT Read More
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