Summer plans for college admissions should start being made right now.
In this blog, discover six pathways that genuinely impress admission officers, from structured programs to passion projects.
Test-optional doesn’t mean test-irrelevant.
In this blog, learn why more students are choosing to submit scores—and more colleges are signaling that SAT and ACT results matter are an increasingly important part of an applicaiton.
With less than a year until application deadlines begin, now is the perfect moment for 11th graders to solidify collegiate goals, craft an admissions plan, and take actionable steps to set themselves up for success.
In this blog, we asked one of our expert college consultant what juniors should start prioritizing this winter to stay ahead in their college admissions journey.
We no longer live in an age where students can subsidize their education with a part-time job, a small loan or scholarship, and a little bit of help from their parents.
So what can you do now to cover your child’s college costs later? In this guest blog by The College Funding Coach, we have tips for parents in the early-stage and late-stage of planning.
To offer some clarity on what to expect in an unexpected year, we have a special 4-part series on everything parents should know about college admissions during COVID.
How can you help your child prepare for the SAT or ACT? Click here for tips to help your kids start prepping for college entrance exams.
Since Covid has changed the college application process, should your high schooler take the SAT and ACT? Read on to learn more.
We understand the desire to simplify the college application process, but skipping out on certain tests may not be the best option for your child.