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Maximizing Opportunities with a Balanced College List
In order to balance your college list, you want a healthy mix of Reach, Target, and Likely schools. Let’s discuss what those terms mean and why you want to balance your college applications among these three types of schools. Reach – A school in this category is going to usually admit students with a stronger academic profile than you. …
Should You Take an SAT Prep Course?
While many schools are still “test optional” as far as SAT scores are concerned, most students still intend to take the test, especially if you don’t know what the schools …
Why You Need to Check a College’s Testing Policy Before Applying
Standardized tests used to be the norm regardless of which school you wanted to apply to, but there are a number of schools that are currently test optional (you don’t …
Test Vs. Test Optional Vs. Test Blind Colleges
Standardized testing was once at the heart of a student profile when it came to college applications. Now, things have changed a little, and only partially due to the issues …
SAT Exam Changes – What You Need to Know
Standardized tests are not going anywhere anytime soon. While the pandemic threatened the test for a time, the fact is that the College Board is not even going through with …
Exploring Career Options to Help Select Your College Major
Before you can decide what you want your college major to be, it is essential to have an idea of the career you hope to embark on after school. This …
4 Hidden Costs of a College Education
Universities cost a lot of money. It’s not a surprise at this point. Parents may save throughout their child’s entire life just to be able to contribute a portion of …
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