In search of summer internships for high school students? We’ve compiled an extensive internship list in our 2019 High School Student Summer Internships Guide. Lazy summers are so last year! Make this summer of high school count by choosing to […read more]
Thinking about a future in medicine or a related field? We don’t have to tell you that med school is tough. It will take many years, and many thousands of dollars. It may be a good idea to dip your […read more]
What’s college like? That’s the million dollar question. There are plenty of articles out there that will help you write a killer application essay or fill out the FAFSA with ease, but what you really want to know is… what […read more]
Students across the country are increasingly choosing to enroll in online degree programs, and the advancement of technology has made it even easier for working adults to take the next step in their educational journeys. However, the benefits of new […read more]
College fairs are a great way to meet admission representatives and learn information about colleges you may not have thought to consider. They’re a unique opportunity to ask questions about college majors, student activities and scholarships available at a particular […read more]
In the middle of winter, you might not be thinking about summer just yet, but colleges across the country are. Many pre-college summer programs have already begun the registration process for this summer. In many cases, they accept or enroll […read more]
High school guidance counselors, parents and college career services offices often advise you to do a job shadow if you have an idea what college major you want to pursue or if you’re trying to decide on a major. A […read more]
What are the most important factors in college admissions? According to a recently released 2013 State of College Admissions report from National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), the top three college admission factors are: grades in college prep courses, […read more]
Taking the SAT, sending test scores to schools, buying SAT prep books or apps, and taking SAT prep courses can get expensive. But preparing for and taking the SAT doesn’t have to break the bank. Use these four tips to […read more]
There are a lot of ways to study for the SAT test and finding a great smartphone application to help you out just makes sense! Don’t think of these smartphone applications as replacements for hitting the books, private tutoring, or […read more]
