Jewish college students are facing soaring levels of antisemitism and marginalization. The Anti-Defamation League has created a guide that you can share with your students that is designed to address the historic rise in antisemitic activity and to help Jewish students and allies feel safe on campus. If you have Jewish students that are considering Read More
Live Video Podcast Event Wednesday, April 16, 1:00 (est) – Note this podcast will be archived for later listening The way colleges currently manage search may be encouraging students to think of colleges as interchangeable commodities. As a long-time admissions leader, I was thrilled when my high school sophomore started receiving mail from colleges. To Read More
A campus visit is an exciting milestone in the college search process, but it’s easy for parents to make missteps that could lead to unnecessary stress or missed opportunities. Whether you’re visiting a state school or a private university, here are some common mistakes parents often make during campus visits—and how to avoid them. 1. Taking Read More
Feedspot recently did an analysis of all blogs focused on the Counselor market. They looked at content, traffic, quality of posts, frequency of posts, etc. We are happy to share that LINK for Counselors blog was chosen as one of the top blogs (in fact we came in at #3 and the top one focused Read More
As high school graduation approaches, many students face the daunting task of deciding their next steps. For some, the traditional path of immediately enrolling in college may not feel like the right fit. In recent years, taking a gap year has gained popularity as a way for students to explore their interests, gain valuable experiences, Read More
College decision season brings a mix of emotions. Some students are celebrating acceptance, while others may be facing disappointment. Help your seniors move forward with our College Decision Handouts. These resources outline important paperwork and deadlines for accepted students and provide practical steps for those exploring alternative options. Here are links to the 3 free Read More
Designed for current high school seniors with disabilities who are pursuing a degree at a four-year university or college in either the U.S. or Canada. Apply by April 15th! Lime Connect believes strongly in the potential of high school students who have all types of disabilities and is committed to supporting their future. In 2019, Read More
It’s an exciting time for your college-bound high school seniors as going to college, once a distant idea, comes into focus. They may have received acceptance letters (or, more likely, emails these days) back in December if they applied for early decision, but most are receiving those communications right now. They may even be receiving Read More
Today, YouScience, released a new industry report based on survey data of 300+ counselors that reveals significant challenges, including: growing caseloads, rising mental health demands, and administrative burdens that limit counselors’ ability to provide personalized guidance. Key Findings: Time Scarcity: Heavy Caseloads: Mental Health Demands Administrative Burdens: The findings underscore the urgent need for better Read More
There are many reasons to encourage your students to attend college near their home. Here are three reasons to consider schools farther than half a day’s drive from their house: 1. It could be easier to get in! College admissions counselors are responsible for building a diverse freshman class. This means that they want kids from Read More
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