Gap Years Are the Latest Craze. Should They Be?
Given the state of the world in terms of both health and the economy, many students who would never have considered taking a gap year
April 27, 2020
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Given the state of the world in terms of both health and the economy, many students who would never have considered taking a gap year
Much has changed in the past few weeks from the implementation of distance learning, to the cancellation of Admitted Students Days at colleges across the
It should come as no surprise that the June SAT has been canceled. College Board is pledging to add additional test dates to provide ample
Are you a high school senior who’s no longer sure what you’ll do in the fall? Have you changed your mind about the school you’ll
As of April 3, AP exams will only be offered digitally as 45-minute, primarily free response, at home exams in all subject areas except for
College Board has announced that due to COVID-19, they are changing the way AP tests will be administered for the 2019-20 school year. Instead
The Good News/Bad News/Good News for Your Acceptances This is an unprecedented time in college admissions. Many of you have gotten the admissions decisions
College Board and the ACT have cancelled their upcoming exams just as high school juniors were gearing up to take them, perhaps for the
It’s hard to believe it’s the half-way point of senior year! Before you start the count-down clock to graduation there are a few things you
Now that you’ve submitted your college applications, it’s time to apply for scholarships. Here are a few great websites to check out for “free money”:
Still haven’t filled out the FAFSA? There’s still time. This form is the gatekeeper to financial aid and scholarships for high school seniors planning to
This is definitely true for high school seniors (and their parents) waiting for college acceptance letters (or more likely emails). This time of year can