Your personal statement is one of the most important parts of your college application—it’s your chance to show who you are beyond grades and test…
Once junior year has wrapped up, much of a student’s application materials have been set – courses and grades 9th-11th, activities, experiences in…
Boarding schools are 24/7 communities of intellectual life. Many students are looking for programs that are more engaging than what their local…
What is demonstrated interest?
One way students can earn a slight edge in selective college admissions is through something called “…
For high-school juniors, now is usually the best time to take action on a critical aspect of college applications: letters of recommendation from…
As seniors’ final college decisions continue to roll in, they will experience both the joy of acceptance and the disappointment of rejection. Some…
Neurodiverse students – those with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, or other learning disabilities – face unique challenges when…
The College Board, the non-profit responsible for creating and administering AP (Advanced Placement) exams, reports that, in the past decade, “the…
Throughout the application process there are so many forms, goals, and deadlines to keep in consideration that it can often feel overwhelming. One…
