The overwhelm is real. For parents and students alike, the sense that college is both far on the distant horizon, and coming at you too close for comfort is all too real. In our experience, overwhelm dissipates when we have a plan, and have some comfort navigating the topic, whether that’s finances, college fit, activities,… Continue reading How soon is too soon & are we too late? When to start planning for college
Category: Academic Planning
Thinking about Service Academies? 3 Things to Know Now
If you know a young person thinking about the prestigious U.S. Service Academies in their future, there is a lot to know. The candidate processes at Westpoint, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, & the Coast Guard Academy are unlike traditional college applications.
A Word About High Schoolers, College & the Holiday Table
As you prepare to join family gatherings this holiday season, here’s what we encourage you to remember about high school students
Setting a Fall Focus: Why Writing Your “Story” Matters at Every Grade Level
When it comes to starting the school year, we can get caught up in a ‘more is more’ mentality.
Plan The Right High School Classes To Strengthen Your Admission Profile
As a high school student, you may be starting to select your high school classes for next year. It is important to understand that your high school course requirements may or can be different from what colleges want to see when you apply for admission.
The Top Two Things To Consider When Selecting High School Classes That Can Help Your College Admissions Process
Grades and rigorous coursework are typically the most important pieces that colleges value in the admissions process. As a result, selecting the right classes can help you get the best grades possible and enhance your applications.