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Best Extracurricular Activities for Students Interested in the Arts
Discover top extracurricular activities for aspiring arts students to strengthen college applications. Explore art and music competitions, honor societies, various visual art mediums, and musical opportunities. Learn how passion projects can showcase your dedication to the arts and find the best ways to get involved in your community.
Do Colleges Look at Freshman Year?
Discover if colleges consider freshman year grades and why it's crucial for college admissions. Learn how academic trends, overall GPA, and course rigor impact your application, and find ways to bounce back from low grades. Gain insights on balancing extracurriculars and preparing for your dream school.
5 Tips On How to Write a Cold Email for a Job (And Get an Interview)
From the writing process to how to address the recruiter. We break down everything that goes into how to cold email for a job.
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Best SAT Tips and Tricks to Ace Your 2022 Exams
The best SAT tips are addressed in this article. This guide will help you get ready for the big day with hacks, advice, and tips on how to pass each section of the SAT.
CollegeBoard Announces the SAT is Going Digital!
CollegeBoard announces the SAT will be completely digital by 2024. Learn all you need to know about the online SAT and how digital SAT testing is different from its original format.
Breaking Down the College Admissions Transfer Process
Deciding to transfer schools should not be taken lightly, but oftentimes, it's necessary. Learn how to navigate this confusing time and process here.
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