College Planning

The Most Important College Counselor Benefits

The Most Important College Counselor Benefits

Navigating the process of applying to colleges can be a stressful challenge for many students and their families. The myriad of choices, deadlines, and requirements can be overwhelming without expert guidance. Hiring a college counselor can provide invaluable support and direction, ensuring that students make informed decisions and maximize their chances of success. Consider the […]

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Advanced Tips for Your College Visits

Advanced Tips for Your College Visits

Visiting colleges is a crucial step for students who want to make the most informed decision about their future education. We’ve previously discussed how to choose the right schools to visit and how to prepare for the visit. Now, let’s dive into some advanced tips to help you get the most out of your college

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Preparing a Balanced College List

Preparing a Balanced College List

Choosing the right colleges to apply to is an essential step in the college admissions process. A well-balanced college list can help ensure that you have a range of options when it’s time to make your final decision. By including a mix of Safety, Target, and Reach Schools, you can increase your chances of acceptance

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Should You to Apply to “Scores Required” Universities?

Should You to Apply to “Scores Required” Universities?

Choosing the right university can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to deciding whether to apply to schools that require standardized test scores. These scores, such as the SAT or ACT, play a significant role in the admissions process for many institutions. To help you make an informed decision, consider the following factors:

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Calculating the Cost of a University Education

Calculating the Cost of a University Education

Pursuing a university education requires careful financial planning. Calculating the total cost can help students and their families better prepare for the expenses ahead. Here are the key components you need to consider: Tuition: This is the primary expense of a college education. Prices will vary significantly based on the institution and the chosen program

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Give Your Student Profile a Professional Online Presence

A key element of your student profile is your online presence. And unless you start an online business or become a social media influencer in high school, the best way to do that is with LinkedIn. While this site is often used by professionals looking for work (or trying to find employees), it is also

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New College Rankings Released: What to Know

It’s that time of year again when various outlets will release their college rankings for the next year. Every year, students across the country race to read these lists to decide which schools to apply to. However, there are a few issues with that strategy. Here are several things you need to know about the

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Selecting the Best High School Clubs Before They Fill Up

There’s a big rush at the beginning of the school year for students to fill in limited spots in their favorite high school clubs. How can you decide which ones are best for you and still join before there are no spots left? Here are a few tips: Make a list of clubs you are

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Pad Your Student Profile with Volunteer Work

Do you want to do good for your community and simultaneously make your student profile more notable for college admissions officers? Signing up to do volunteer work during the summer or after school may be the perfect way to accomplish both goals! Here are a few reasons that volunteers get noticed by college admissions officers:

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