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Breaking Down The Ivy League
Ivy League schools are often thought of as the “best of the best,” “top-tier schools,” and synonymous with the most academically rigorous schools in the nation. It might seem like the only students who get in are certified brainiacs or who have been preparing to apply their whole lives. But, what exactly is an Ivy League school and why do people talk about them like they’re the end-all and be-all of college admissions?
How to Get Into an Ivy League School
Learn more about Ivy League acceptance rates and how to give your application a competitive edge!
How to Prepare for AP Exams
Preparing for AP exams can feel overwhelming. Especially if you’re a high school freshman studying for your first AP class, or if you’re a high school junior trying to study [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Direct Admissions: How To Get Into College Without Even Applying
You’ve likely heard of Early Action, Early Decision, and Rolling Admission, but what is “Direct Admission”? Direct Admission is when colleges send acceptance letters, along with comprehensive financial aid [...]
How to Choose the Best Extracurricular Activities in High School
Picking extracurricular activities is not about finding the ‘hardest’ activities, it's simply identifying what you can do that reflects your interests.
What You Need to Know About Affirmative Action in College Admissions
As of June 29th, 2023, affirmative action, as practiced by college admissions, is no longer legal. This means that colleges and universities, both public and private, can no longer [...]
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Our college admissions news forecast
List of AP Classes and Highest Passing Rates
The best way to gauge course difficulty is to look at key AP exam statistics, including total enrollment, passing rates, and the percentage of students who scored a 5.
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