Advanced Placement (AP) exam season is just around the corner. With it comes new changes to the format and content of some exams. In today’s article, we will cover what is new with AP exams, how important AP scores are, […]
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With the reinstatement of standardized test scores in admissions, the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) is met with several changes this Fall 2025 admissions cycle. So what are they and what do they imply about college admissions as […]
Recent trends in college admissions reveal a shifting landscape regarding the SAT requirement, as many institutions reassess its role in the application process. Over the past few years, particularly accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, a growing number of colleges and […]
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Dental hygienists, electricians, HVAC technicians, home inspectors, electricians, computer technicians, and a long list of medical assistants are all jobs people can earn simply by attending a technical school (tech school). And get this: these degrees are much more affordable […]
Many students believe that they have to take the most rigorous courses and load their schedules with Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses, but what exactly do students need to take to feel prepared for college-level courses? What Courses Do […]
Starting Fall 2026, Cornell University will re-instate standardized testing requirements. Cornell’s decision follows Harvard’s recent announcement that they would require applicants for Fall 2025 to submit either an SAT or an ACT score. So what does this mean for the […]
Have you ever pondered a career in space exploration, working alongside industry professionals as we prepare for life outside our ever-changing world? Perhaps you’ve even envisioned yourself at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), investigating the surface of Venus […]
Advanced Placement season is approaching and students are doing their best to earn a 5 on the exam. But what if you earn less than a 5? Should you report them to elite colleges like Yale and Stanford? Do AP […]
The bane of most high school student’s existence: the SAT and ACT. Most students opt for the SAT, but is it really the best suited for your strengths? Colleges regard them equally and there are quite a few similarities between […]
A prestigious university, Yale University accepts less than 5.3% of applicants every year. This past application cycle Yale experienced its second largest early application pool ever. With so many students interested in applying, students often wonder what they can do […]
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