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How to Excel in Your College Interviews: Guide and Prep Tips
College applications take a lot of time, thought, and effort. From extracurricular activities and AP classes to standardized tests, there’s a lot to keep track of, and it can [...]
What is Job Sourcing? How to Find The Job of Your Dreams
It’s difficult to know how to find your dream job. After all, it takes a lot of deep personal reflection and perseverance to find a career you love. And [...]
SAT and ACT Test Dates for 2023-24: When Should You Test?
College Board administers the SAT seven times each year. The ACT is also offered seven times a year, but test dates are not the same. Realistically, how much time do you need to study to reach your best score? Make a list of upcoming personal commitments, such as sports, family parties, field trips, etc. to plan accordingly.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What to Do Once You’ve Been Accepted to Your Dream College
We hope you have picked the perfect college for you and have an easy transition into your new home. Don’t forget to send in your acceptance letters on time and send out any declining letters as well. We wish you the best of luck!
How to write Duke supplemental essays (2022-23 essay prompts guide)
Give your application the competitive edge it needs by learning what Duke values in applicants
How to write an email to a college admissions office: 3 sample emails
No matter the reason, you must ensure that your email to the admissions officer is both professional and authentic.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
How to Transfer Colleges: A Comprehensive Guide
Although common, many students wonder: How does transferring colleges work? Is transferring colleges hard? Is transferring colleges worth it? Learn what to expect as a transfer student.
Career Coaching
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