Just as the Regular Decision deadlines are looming, many students are eagerly awaiting news from colleges they’ve applied to Early Action (non-binding) or Early Decision (binding). Typically, notifications for these Early applications are sent by mid-December. Below is a list of Ivy League and other noteworthy colleges and...
Going green this holiday season is more than embracing your inner Christmas tree or placing glass bottles into the blue bin instead of the trash can.
For seniors applying to college and still working on their applications, going green means working efficiently; it means knowing how to repurpose previously written college ad...
Normally we think of Thanksgiving as a time to reflect on all that we have and share fond memories with family. And of course, there is the generous amounts of eating that goes along with our celebrating the holiday.
As much as Thanksgiving has become synonymous with feasting on turkey and all its wonderful sides, it’s also...
If you are applying to colleges, you probably see this statement a lot. But what exactly does “unique” mean for college admissions officers? You may be surprised to learn that unique isn’t necessarily about finding the most creative or original story from your life experiences (although, that never...
When the new year comes around, you're usually thinking of ways to save money or eat fewer desserts. The ACT has a different idea: starting September 2020, you will be allowed to take SINGLE sections of the ACT, instead of having to ALWAYS take the whole test.
Sounds too good to be true, right? Don’t worry, you can check ou...
