Compass Education Group has developed a concordance table which allows your students to take either the SAT or ACT and determine what an equivalent score is on the other test. This can be helpful if your students take both tests to see how their scores compare. They can also submit scores for the test they Read More
If you have any students that are thinking about including highly selective colleges on their list, it’s important to understand just what they’re looking for, who is considered a “competitive” applicant, and how you can assess if these schools are right for you. Estrela Consulting recently hosted a webinar with an expert panel of admission Read More
Do you have any social media savvy Gen-Zer students interested in all things fashion, pop culture, and trends? Are they interested in having their ideas and opinions translated into clothing designs that may be sold at retailers across the country? If yes, then Avalon Apparel is looking for their help on their national “Fashion Board”. Read More
Despite previous assurances that the 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, better known as FAFSA, would be released on Oct. 1, the U.S. Department of Education announced in August that most families will not be able to submit their FAFSA until December. While many families may be wringing their hands about the announcement, the Read More
As your students embark on that next chapter in their lives they will need to create a resume and keep it updated during their college years. Here are 20 skills they should include: 1. Problem-Solving Skills No matter what the job is, eventually, something will go wrong, and employers want to know that you’re capable Read More
Jennie Kent and Jeff Levy have provided some great charts for years related to Early Decision and Acceptance Rates, Domestic Undergraduate Need-Based and Merit Aid, and Financial Aid for International Noncitizens. This year they have added 4 new charts. Here is a rundown on all 7: These charts are visual, interactive, and easy to use. Read More
Flexjobs just released some interesting results from a study they conducted which answers that question. What’s the lowest pay range you would accept or have accepted for your first job? Answer Choices Responses $24,999 or less 23% $25,000 – $29,999 12% $30,000 – $34,999 12% $35,000 – $39,999 8% $40,000 – $44,999 9% $45,000 – Read More
Have any students interested in pursuing a career in Aviation? If so, Estrela Consulting is hosting a webinar on the subject. There will be a panel of experts that will delve into this career path and all that it entails. The webinar will be held live on August 20th at 7:00 PM Eastern and then Read More
Social media is mostly considered a bad habit. Not quite as detrimental as smoking or alcohol, but also not carrots and jogging. It is true that regular social media usage can have detrimental effects. It is also true that these effects are seen more significantly in young populations. That doesn’t mean that teenagers can’t benefit Read More
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE UNITED STATES WITH BINDING EARLY DECISION ADMISSION PLANS (cross referenced with those with Early Action plans) [dates are in US format with month first, then day] [last modified July 20, 2024] CALIFORNIA Chapman University (11-1) [also supports an Early Action plan (11-1)] Claremont McKenna College (11-1) [also supports Read More
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