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Does Your Major Affect Your College Acceptance?
While everyone knows that your high school GPA and list of extracurricular activities are important admissions factors, knowing how your intended college major may affect your chances of admission is a bit more complicated. So, does the major you choose affect admission?
Pre-College Summer Programs for High School Students
Looking to get ahead of the game this summer and gain some experience colleges look for? Click here for some pre-college summer programs..
How to Remain Productive in High School During The Holiday Season
Engaging in a hobby that is important to you can be a great way to be productive on vacation. Take on extra work shifts or apply for part-time jobs over the holidays, but don't ignore rest, recharging, and recuperating.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
What Is A Liberal Arts College?
Liberal arts colleges focus less on preparing students for a future career but place emphasis on encouraging them to become critical thinkers.
How to Ask for a Letter of Recommendation: Useful Tips and Sample
You will need a great letter to prove to colleges and universities that you are the best fit for their school.
How Can Students Stay Productive During a Pandemic?
It’s no secret that our daily routines have changed. COVID-19 has flipped our day-to-day upside down. Face masks, restrictions on travel, and washing your hands frequently are our “new normal.” [...]
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Test-Taking Strategies: How to Prepare for SAT & ACT
Successfully preparing for the SAT and ACT can set you on the path to achieving your college dreams. With the right approach and resources, you can navigate these important [...]
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