There are colleges that require you to submit a résumé with your application. Many other colleges don’t require a résumé but encourage or allow you upload one and will consider […]
Read MoreHowever compelling the case may be for transfer students, administrators of selective colleges have traditionally neglected them as applicants. They’ve stated that they were already inundated with applications from high […]
Read MoreYour academic record is the most important factor in admission to colleges, but non-academic factors such as extracurricular activities also play a significant role. We advise that you use your […]
Read MoreWhile there is no “right” number of applications per se due to individual circumstances, we advise that, for the great majority of students, the best number is 10. Less than […]
Read MoreNo one can deny that there’s much hard work to be done by any high school student who aspires to attend a good college. It’s also true that high school […]
Read MoreThere are public honors colleges in every state, most of which were established in the last 60 years. Prior to that time, honors colleges were altruistic efforts to foster academic excellence […]
Read MoreYou work hard in high school to improve your chances of admission to the colleges of your choice. Most of the goals that you strive to achieve relate to your […]
Read MoreEach October for almost four decades, U.S. News & World Report has published a much-anticipated College Edition that ranks American colleges and universities. The issue is the most popular of […]
Read MoreStudents who aspire to attend college should develop an admissions strategy. Among the key features of this strategy will be a “core message” that conveys in few words your most […]
Read MoreThere’s no substitute for being there. A well-planned visit to a college campus will reveal more useful information about that college than its website, course catalog, statistics, and rankings can […]
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