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Supplemental Essay Guide for 2022-23 Prompts
Highly-selective colleges often require supplemental application materials to personalize the admissions process. Let's look at 10 supplemental essay prompts from top colleges for 2022-23, plus key strategies and writing tips to help you get started.
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..
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
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.” [...]
Applying to Test-Optional Colleges
Curating the perfect college list can take a lot of time and research. You want to be sure you’re picking schools that you have a reasonable chance of being admitted [...]
Resume Outline for High School Students
Writing a resume for working professionals is already daunting, so it’s completely understandable to feel overwhelmed at the thought of building a resume as a high school student. Part of [...]
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Public vs private colleges: Which is best for your child?
Choosing the right college is one of the most important decisions you and your child will make together. The choice between public and private institutions often requires families to [...]
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