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Forbes 30 under 30
Dear Prepory community, Today, WE made the Forbes’ Class of 2024 30 Under 30 list for Education. We’re honored to have been listed amongst the best and brightest of a [...]
How to Graduate High School Early
Graduating from high school early takes a lot of planning and hard work. In addition to taking heavier course loads, you may even have to enroll in summer courses. [...]
Top 10 Things For First-Generation College Students to Know
Attending college is a huge achievement for students and their families, especially if they are the first.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What is Regular Decision?
Motivated students may be able to assemble one or two early applications, but overall, college applications should not be rushed. This is one of the advantages of applying through Regular Decision.
When To Start Planning For College: A Guide
Starting early is key to a stress-free college planning journey. It's recommended to begin researching colleges and exploring career options as early as 9th grade. This gives you four years to prepare for standardized tests and take relevant courses.
What Colleges Are Test-Optional for 2023?
More and more colleges are adopting test-optional admissions standards for the 2023 school year. These colleges include Ivy League schools, as well as other well-known institutions. If you’re considering applying to test-optional schools, be sure to review our lists of permanently test-optional and test-optional for 2023 colleges.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Prepory ranked #18 fastest-growing education company on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list
We're thrilled to share that Prepory has been recognized as the #18 fastest-growing education company on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. This recognition reflects the [...]
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