A few months ago Dartmouth, that esteemed Ivy League school located deep in the New Hampshire hinterland, announced that it would end its test-optional admissions policy starting with the incoming Class of 2029 (11th graders – that’s you!).
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Boston is not only a hub for business opportunities, it is also an amazing place to travel, explore, and live in.
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Austin is known for its vibrant music scene, delicious food, and unique culture—making it a top city pick for many clients.
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Vanderbilt’s academic reputation draws many to the school, but the city of Nashville truly seals the deal. Upon arrival, the city’s vibrant energy captivates visitors.
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This just in: the average discount on college tuition is now a whopping 56%, the highest number on record, according to the most recent study conducted by the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
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I started writing this article weeks ago, tabled it, and I just came across it again. Given that May is Mental Health Awareness Month, I thought it time to share. I know that this piece may seem a little off-topic from my more typical college planning advice, but I promise it’s not. So, please stick with me ’til the end and I promise I’ll step down from my proverbial soap box.
One of, if NOT the best, summer activity for your college-bound teen! And it’s free Read More »
Entering college is an exhilarating experience with newly gained independence and exciting opportunities. However, among the chaos of extracurricular activities, social events, and schoolwork, it can also be a time when health and wellness become less of a priority. It’s crucial to build healthy habits so that you can maintain a healthy lifestyle for both academic success and overall well-being throughout your entire college journey.
Thriving Through College: 5 Essential Habits for Health and Success Read More »
My longtime readers as well as those who know me well understand my passion for sports, including college sports. After all, every year I write about the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament with a focus on University Generosity Bracketology. But today I want to briefly comment about football, specifically the College Football Playoff, and relate it to college […]
FSU’s Snub, and College Admissions Read More »
I’ve been writing and speaking about college tuition discounts — and more specifically, how to ensure that you get one for your family — for years. Since my first book Never Pay Retail For College was published in 2009 – the average discount rate on tuition has risen from about 40% to 56% (as in, on average today’s colleges […]
Who Gets Merit Aid Grants & How To Get Your Fair Share Read More »
Happy Monday… and… you might want to sit down for this. I’m just kidding… you can definitely stand. However, the new data I’m about to discuss, or at least how I’m using it, might be a little – albeit unintentionally – controversial. Anyhow, last week, there was a shocking (tongue firmly in cheek) study released by Opportunity […]
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