Advice for Students

As the time to apply for college gets closer, your mind might start racing: How can I make myself stand out? What do I put on my college résumé? Is getting good grades enough to impress college admissions? Fortunately, one of the most effective ways to build your résumé is also the most fulfilling—and the most fun. Extracurricular activities and electives are sure to make the most of your high school experience while also giving you a boost for your future.

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Applying to American colleges as an international student can be both exciting and daunting. The U.S. education system offers a number of opportunities, but navigating the admissions process requires careful planning and understanding. This guide provides essential tips to help international students successfully apply to American colleges. Understanding the Application Requirements The first step in […]

There’s plenty to consider when deciding whether to take college-level courses in high school. Dual enrollment can be just as challenging as it is rewarding. Make a visit to your counselor’s office and use this guide to understand your options.

You’ve got a deep bench of support to help you apply to colleges and take the next big step in your education, but did you that know your school counselor can be your MVP? Your counselor can be one of your best resources when preparing for college, so why not make the most of all they have to offer?

It’s already a given that in order to have a successful transcript and SAT/ACT score, you must study hard and stay focused in school, but how do you get a hold of a successful letter of recommendation?

The summer allows for more freedom to explore new activities and opportunities that could strengthen your activities resume and make your college application stand out. To help you find the perfect college prep activities for your summer, start with this blog.

With so many different colleges out there, it can be daunting to find the one that is right for you. Use this guide to reflect on the factors most important to you, and create a clearer pathway toward finding the college that fulfills your wants and needs.

You’re currently facing one of the toughest decisions you’ve likely made in your life: which college to attend. Which college you choose not only affects the next four years of your life, but your possible job prospects and what you’ll do for your career.

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