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Standardized Tests: Do’s and Don’ts

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When the time comes for high school students to apply to college, they usually have two standardized test choices: the SAT or the ACT. Plotting a sensible course through the admission process is not necessarily an easy task, though. Many students have questions regarding these standardized tests used for college… Read more

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Undecided Is Normal!

In the United States, there is a tendency among some high school students to think that they must focus on committing to a major before they apply to a college. For most undergraduates, forcing the choice of a major that is connected to a chosen career path, before they even… Read more

Extracurricular Activities: The Different Roles They Play for First-Year vs. Transfer College Applicants

Most high schools provide a plethora of extracurricular activities for their students. Exposure to a wide range of such special interests—sports, drama, dance, painting, singing, scouts, volunteer work, debating, etc.—brings many benefits. It can help you develop new skills, discover talents, and even assess possible careers for your future. As… Read more

College Admission Denials: Myths & Truths

The end of the year is usually when colleges begin sending out admission decisions for early action and early decision applications. It is easy to imagine why this may be a time of uncertainty for applicants. A time of increasing stress, with dozens of questions and “what ifs” floating about… Read more