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Positive Character Traits You’ll Need In Every Workplace
In today's job market, showcasing positive character traits and soft job skills is essential. Employers seek candidates with industry-related experience and hard job skills, but also value those who demonstrate personal values, habits, perspectives, and work ethic.
Never Do This On Your College Application Essays
The rules of crafting your college application essays are generally the same. Here’s what to not to do on your college application essays.
Test-Blind Colleges and Universities
There are plenty of options for test-optional colleges in 2023. That said, learning how to find the right college for you can be a difficult process. Remember, even if you take the SAT and/or ACT, you do not necessarily need to submit your scores.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
College Admissions Trends in 2021
Current high school students should have a finger on the pulse of college admissions advancements in order to present their best selves when applying.
Researching Colleges (Includes College Search Template!)
Know yourself and determine what your priorities are in every aspect of the college experience. If you know what characteristics you’re looking for, this preliminary search shouldn’t be hard.
How To Answer Common App Essay Prompts: 2022-23
The Common App’s essay prompts play a vital role in your application profile to elite colleges and universities. The personal statement provides a space for students to showcase who they [...]
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
College Application Mistakes: 15 Common Errors to Avoid
Navigating the college application process is a critical milestone in your academic journey, and it's easy to make mistakes along the way. Even top students can fall victim to [...]
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