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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

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Dream School Bound: Junior Year Application Blueprint

It’s officially the year of college applications for high school juniors. With it can come a mixture of excitement, anxiousness, and a ton of questions with many students wondering if they’ve done enough and what they can do to prepare. […]

February 23, 2026

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Class of 2029 Admission Rates

Here is the current data on this year’s college application cycle. *Updated January 12, 2026   School Class of 2029 Class of 2028  American University TBA 61.87% Amherst College 7.72% 9.01% Arizona State University TBA Overall: 89.89% In-state: 91.62% Out-of-state: […]

February 3, 2026

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Standout Extracurricular Activities the Summer Before Senior Year

Over the years, high GPAs, SAT, and ACT scores have become the standard expectations for students interested in attending top colleges and universities. As such, many students often forgo their extracurricular activities until the summer before senior year, when they […]

February 3, 2026

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Should I Be Worried About AI In College Admissions? How Does AI Affect My Admission Chances?

Institutions like Brown University do not permit the use of AI in admissions essays, while Cornell University condones “ethical uses of generative AI.” Meanwhile, the University of California schools do not use artificial intelligence in their application review process, but […]

November 7, 2025

College Admissions  ·  Direction
The Enhanced ACT: What’s Changed and What You Need to Know 

The SAT is not the only test that was recently rebooted. The ACT is undergoing some changes we believe you should know, even if you’re not planning on taking the test. Let’s debrief the changes, aka the Enhanced ACT, and […]

August 4, 2025

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