NCAA Updates and Recruiting Rule Changes as of June 2nd
June 2, 2020 / Operations Staff / Athletic Recruitment
by Katie Charles As with everyone in the current climate of COVID-19, the NCAA has been doing its best to keep up with changes in protocol and potential roadblocks with athletics in the future. They are taking and following recommendations from…
BA or BFA?
May 11, 2020 / Operations Staff / College Counseling
by Heather Strauss When a student tells me that they want to study Theatre in college, my first question is, “Do you want to get a BA or BFA?” The answer to that question will dramatically change their admissions process, yet I have found that many…
exam
April 3, 2020 / Operations Staff / Test Prep
How Optional Is Test-Optional? by Jen Kaifesh There have been a lot of questions since the UC system’s announcement that standardized tests will be optional for students submitting applications in the fall of 2020. Test-optional admissions policies…
gap year
March 16, 2020 / Operations Staff / College Counseling
by Luke Lorefice Congratulations—you have just submitted all your college applications! You may be feeling relieved, anxious, and unsure of what is next to come. Some students and families may want to consider exploring a gap year. First, let’s…
December 12, 2019 / Operations Staff / Test Prep
by Annie Manion One of the most frequent questions I get as a test prep tutor is: how many times should a student plan to take either the SAT or the ACT? Neither ACT, the non-profit organization that administers the ACT exam, nor College Board offer…
What to Include in your Visual Arts Portfolio
October 21, 2019 / Operations Staff / College Counseling
by Soliana Habte A successful art school portfolio demonstrates an applicant’s technical skills, artistic style, interests, and overall development while also conveying why they are applying to a particular program. In order to create a fantastic…
September 11, 2019 / Operations Staff / College Counseling
by Chelese Belmont INT. A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT’S BEDROOM - NIGHT A STUDENT, 17, sits at a desk pondering life. As she clicks on the link to her dream school, we CUT TO a close up on the wide smile spreading across her face as she hears a college…
August 7, 2019 / Operations Staff / College Counseling
by Whitney Enwemeka When you apply to college, most schools will ask for your: Transcript Test Scores Personal Statement Resume Some colleges will also require an extra essay on why you would like to attend their school or, as many college…
July 10, 2019 / Operations Staff / College Counseling
by Makeda Easter You’ve spent countless hours in dance studios. You’ve given up your weekends for dance competitions and dream about getting corrections from your ballet teacher. You’ve dedicated your life to the wonderful feeling of being on stage…
Many students begin preparing for the SAT/ACT as early as the summer before their junior year, while others put it off until fall of their senior year. Whether you fall in the first or last group (or somewhere in between), the important thing is…

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