Imagine this: Your favorite restaurant in town has closed down because the owners have decided to retire after four years, so you need a new place to eat. Unsure of where to go, you hop on the internet and start checking review sites. Several pop up, all boasting fine food and great atmosphere. But which is the best? A few...
This week Harvard announced that all of its classes in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the largest division of the college, will be online-only for the 2020-2021 academic year. To offer some kind of physical community and support, the university will allow 40% of its undergraduate students to be on campus, prioritizing a...
As the pandemic summer nears its end, we are now headed for a pandemic school year. What will the new school year look like? There are projections, and school officials are working hard to make it work, but the truth is no one knows exactly what to expect.
In the wake of covid-19, colleges have closed campuses and students have moved back home to complete coursework. While it would be nice to say that everything will return to normal once classes start again in August, admissions officers recognize that there are lingering uncertainties that will undoubtedly affect how studen...
The AP tests are breaking into a new, virtual frontier.
That’s right. Within a few weeks, College Board will finally unveil its experiment in online testing: on May 11, it will administer its first batch of AP exams, all in the comfort of your home.
To help you prepare for this unique testing experience, College Board has pr...
