What is the Common App?
Years ago, if a student wanted to apply to multiple colleges, they would have to fill out every single application individually. Each application required a fee, separate essays, grades, test scores,
To many students, choosing a major is like choosing a path, an identity. Major is important, especially during college applications, and when some high school students decide on a major, they feel they are essentially deciding on a career.
As you apply for college, you might wonder how you can stand out in a sea of fellow students. Every student is unique and has their own strengths and experiences; you’re no different! Check out these six ways to
The ACT and SAT have a lot of similarities (especially since the College Board revamped the SAT), but there are many differences as well. It is always best to consider how you approach testing and what kinds of challenges you might face.
Advanced Placement exams offer a way for high school students to gain college credit at a lower cost, and to enter college already having some courses under their belts. The exams can be difficult, but we’re here to help you
Many people are interested in volunteering in one way or another. It’s a great way to give back to your community, and it’s a great way to learn new skills. Many students who are community-minded might start thinking of ways
Before heading off to college in the fall, make sure to declutter your electronics so you’re ready to start fresh!
Creating a resume is a great way to showcase your skills, accomplishments, and passions to future employers and colleges. Although you may have limited opportunities to use your resume in high school, now is the perfect time to create one.
As students enter high school, they’re faced with many options for their future studies. Confronted advanced and honors courses, dual enrollment, AP, and more, it can be hard for families and students to decide which direction to go. AP tests
It is easy to find reasons to get an education. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that people who obtain only a high school diploma earn, on average, about $679 per week if employed full time. An associate’s degree