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Junior Year: Make Every Move Count

Junior Year: Make Every Move Count Junior year is widely considered the most important year of high school because it’s the final stretch before students start applying to college. It’s critical that students demonstrate what colleges are looking for. Universities […]

August 31, 2026

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The Test Score Question: What the Return of Testing Means for Your Strategy

Standardized test scores are one of the many elements considered in the holistic college admissions process. While there is no minimum and set requirement for college admittance, most prestigious colleges have an average score among accepted applicants. Princeton University made […]

July 27, 2026

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How to Build a College List You’ll Love

What makes a great college list that high school seniors actually love? It’s not always the one that parents and high school counselors curate, but one that the students themselves are invested in. But with admission statistics, standardized test scores, […]

July 27, 2026

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Crafting a Memorable Personal Statement

What makes a memorable personal statement? According to Princeton University, they “want to know more than just the statistics in your file. Tell us your story. Show us what’s special about you…Above all, please write in a style that reflects […]

July 1, 2026

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Curating a Successful Common App Activities Section

The Common App Activities section is something students often overlook, generally opting to reiterate their resumes. But the activities section is actually a spot where students can guide their stories. Order Matters The top few spots create the initial impression […]

July 1, 2026

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Securing Your Place at ISEF

The world’s premier pre-college STEM competition, the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) is hosted annually each May for grades 9-12. With an exceptionally low acceptance rate, admission to the competition is widely regarded by top universities as an […]

June 1, 2026

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Navigating College Athletic Recruiting

Some high school athletes dream of being recruited to top colleges. Others actively explore Division II, Division III, and options that may lead to substantial long-term opportunities. But what is truly involved in college athletic recruiting? Do D1 college coaches […]

April 27, 2026

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Code to Cognition: How Top Colleges are Redefining CS and AI Majors

Carnegie Mellon University was the first to launch an Artificial Intelligence (AI) major and now many top colleges like Massachusetts Institute of Technology are following suit. Even at the high school level, many districts are pioneering AI and mechatronics pathways […]

March 30, 2026

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Top College Majors That Lead to Career Success

When it comes to post-secondary education, many families are wondering what major and college would best align with a successful career. According to LinkedIn, the top 50 universities associated with long-term career success in the U.S. include Princeton University, Boston […]

March 30, 2026

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Waitlisted: How Long is Enough?

With early college admission decisions out, many students are put on the waitlist. Last year, Duke reopened their waitlist in August, adding around 50 students to the Class of 2028. What does this mean for students this cycle? The wait […]

February 23, 2026