Here are some quick tips on what to do once you are accepted to college!

Here are important trends from this year’s admissions cycle.

Here is what to do if your application has been waitlisted.

Here are some tips for how to make the most of college visits.

Here are some suggestions for volunteer opportunities that high school students can do remotely.

It’s a great time to write the Common App essay!

Is your high schooler looking for ways to get involved in the community this winter? Here are some suggestions for activities they can do now.

It is the time of year when high schoolers choose their courses for the upcoming academic year. Here are some tips for making the right decisions when it comes to choosing courses.

Click here for a checklist to follow during junior and senior year.

Here is a summary of early decision trends for the class of 2029.

Here are some things for Juniors to do to get organized and focus on college.

Here is what seniors should do after submitting college applications.

College items for juniors to take care of during winter break.

How to manage college decisions whether you are admitted, deferred, or denied.

Take a look at the provided table for estimated notification dates to help you plan for the next steps.

The holidays are a perfect time for students to volunteer for (or lead) service opportunities. Here are some ways students can get involved with their communities.

Whether a junior is starting to research colleges or a senior is working on applications, it is important to understand what college admissions officers are looking for when they review high school grades.

Here is a breakdown of how to read the PSAT score report, why your sophomore/junior should take the PSAT, and who doesn’t need to take it.

I get asked this question a lot. Certain colleges tend to be popular at different high schools. The answer is generally no (with a little bit of context).

Here are tips for a successful college admissions interview.