How to “Negotiate” with Colleges
Unlike typical admissions decisions, the financial aid offers that accompany…
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Top 3 Takeaways from Dept of Ed Workforce Reduction
If you’re a college bound teen, or especially the parent of one perhaps you’re concerned…
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Why Wofford College Is ‘Better’ Than Tennessee, UConn and many other perennial winners
Welcome to the 18th Annual edition of University Generosity Bracketology! For..
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Is a ‘B’ in an AP ‘Better Than’ an ‘A’ in Honors – How To Choose The Right HS Courses
Though we’re but one month into the New Year, it’s time for many of our teen readers..
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Record Setting LOW Early Round Admit Rates – 5 Strategies You Can Use Right Now To Beat These Long Odds!
Next Friday, January 24, is the Early Action ‘Decision Day’ for the University of Florida..
How to Handle Uncomfortable College Conversations
At this time of Thanksgiving, we are especially thankful to our clients, partners
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What To Do If You’re Deferred… or waitlisted
The earliest of the ‘Early Bird’ decision notifications are beginning to trickle in…
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49 Day Countdown -A Warning For & From 11th Grade Families
Last week I received a call from an 11th grade mom, someone I had previously met
about a year ago…
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In the Trenches – Early College Admissions News & Observations
I love November. For starters, the first of the big Early Action / Early Decision..
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A Cautionary Tale of College Guidance Gone Very Wrong
My school district, Broward County Public Schools, is the 6th largest in the nation.
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