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.

Here is a list of strategies for parenting high schoolers through the college process.

Here is My Fall To-Do Lists for High School Students.

Understanding the role of Greek Life as part of the college search.

Here is a college packing guide for parents sending their child off to college.

This past cycle saw increased uncertainty in college admissions. Here are some important trends parents and students should be aware of for the upcoming college application season.

Here are tips to help your child create a college list that will maximize their chances for a successful admissions process.

Here is a parent checklist for the Summer before your child leaves for college.

Here is a guide for how to complete the activities section of the Common App.

Do you want to learn more about different colleges? Many universities offer fly-in programs to support students with a fully-funded college visit!

Here are some tips to Navigate Your College Search as an LGBTQIA+ Student.

ACT is rolling out its new digital test. Here are some strategies for taking the new ACT test.

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

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

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

Changes to the ACT test were announced earlier this week. Here is what the changes include.

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