Transcripts, resumes, activities lists, letters of recommendation, and essays are all familiar parts of a typical college application. For many students, however, there is the added responsibility of providing colleges with a portfolio that highlights the best...
School is back in session: the perfect time to support the executive function skills students need to make a smooth transition from summer to the classroom. What are executive function skills? These skills are mental processes related to planning, working memory,...
You’re staring at the blinking cursor on your screen, hoping for inspiration to strike. After all of your hard work in class, volunteering at the local animal shelter, and getting elected as class treasurer, you thought that an essay about yourself would be easy....
It’s nearly the end of the summer, and before school starts, you thought it would be a good idea to get to work on applications for the many scholarships you hope will help pay for college next year. You open your browser with its dozen or so tabs and panic sets in:...
At first, there were a few test optional colleges. Then, the pandemic hit, and test optional admissions became more common. Now, some colleges are reversing those policies with the possibility of more changes ahead. Looking back over the last several years, it’s...
For the past few months, anxious seniors have been finding out if they have been accepted or rejected from their chosen schools. But what if it’s neither? Students who are placed on a college’s waitlist, especially the waitlist of a highly selective school, still have...
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