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Understanding the new FAFSA changes
Navigating financial aid can be confusing. Especially when it comes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Thankfully, the FAFSA is undergoing some structural changes that will [...]
How High School Community Service Opens Doors to Top Colleges
Looking to boost your chances of getting into a top college? The right community service project, combined with strong grades and test scores, can show admissions officers that you [...]
What Is Rolling Admission? How It Works and When To Apply
Rolling admissions decision refers to applications without a hard deadline. Admissions officers will typically review applications from summer to spring.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
How Many AP Classes Should You Be Taking?
Many colleges look favorably on students who take AP courses; to colleges, a successful AP student is a student who enjoys intellectually stimulating classes and loves to learn.
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 [...]
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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What is a BS/MD Program and Should You Apply
BS/MDs are often referred to as direct medical school programs because students apply for their bachelor’s and medicine degrees at the same time.
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