When it comes to college funding, it’s never a good idea for the families of your students to sit back and let nature take its course, whether they already are already carrying other student debt or planning for a college student-to-be. A measure being considered in the U.S. Senate, which amends parts of the 1965 Read More
Test Date Regular Registration DeadlineLate Fee Applies After This Date Late Registration Deadline Photo Upload and Standby Deadline October 18, 2025 September 12 September 30 October 10 December 13, 2025 November 7 November 24 December 5 February 14, 2026 January 9 January 23 February 6 April 11, 2026 March 6 March 24 April 3 June Read More
SAT Test Date Registration Deadline Deadline for Changes, Regular Cancellation, Late Registration Sept. 13, 2025 Aug. 29, 2025 Sept. 2, 2025 Oct. 4, 2025 Sept. 19, 2025 Sept. 23, 2025 Nov. 8, 2025 Oct. 24, 2025 Oct. 28, 2025 Dec. 6, 2025 Nov. 21, 2025 Nov. 25, 2025 Mar. 14, 2026 Feb. 27, 2026 Mar. Read More
Here is a quick online program Counselor’s might want to check out that will bring you up to speed on all the NCAA eligibility changes. It is self-paced so you can learn on your own schedule. Offered by Butler University here is a link to get registered: https://butler.catalog.instructure.com/browse/execed/ncaa/courses/ncaa?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMCKb1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHt1xsEZo4Nzim6rGYOQiV01fwzG691DW-hHk8AVtjTUhgQoZ3pEH6PmTfyXl_aem_Xk_TI8nBfDsRkNNttKeMeA
Technological advancement has always been driven by human creativity seeking to increase efficiencies and improve the quality of life within communities. This has been true from the wheel in antiquity to the steam engine’s emergence to the invention of automobiles and the development of the personal computer and the internet in the 20th Century. Each Read More
These articles are scheduled to run in the Fall 2025 issue of LINK for Counselors. It’s going to be a dynamite issue! Reserve space now to reach the readers of this issue. Choose a Major, Intelligently – By Louis E. Newman, the former Dean of Academic Advising and Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at Read More
Writing a college admissions essay is a little bit like going through a job interview. The prompts sound roughly like this: Tell us about a situation or task you encountered, what you did and what the results were. Situation or task (ST), action (A), result (R). Do a good job, and you’re a STAR! This Read More
Looking to fill some wall space as you get back to school this year. http://www.onetrustedadult.com has some great posters available to download for free. Here are some examples:
Across the next several months I’m conducting 100 one‑hour interviews with leaders who shape how colleges present their value to the world, including school and independent counselors. The study explores a question at the heart of our work: Has the business model of American higher education eroded audience trust, and, if so, what messaging or Read More
Higher education is many things, but fast is not one of them. That’s a problem for people who are hoping to pivot into a new career or take on an advanced position within their current professional focus. You want to move up the ladder, but you know that it could take three to five years Read More
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