What I Wish I Knew: High School Advice
“Don’t live life with regrets.” That’s what everyone says. Read through this article for some first-hand high school advice, from me to you.
Get a Head Start on 2017-18 College Essays!
It’s that time of the year again! Incoming high school seniors are starting to (or have started) creating their college lists and writing college essays. College applications will likely consume them throughout the remainder of this year.Â
Top Computer Science Programs for Women
Career opportunities for computer scientists are continuing to thrive. In fact, it’s predicted that employment will grow by 11% by 2024. This is faster than the average job growth across all industries. But despite this surge in opportunities, women are still highly underrepresented in the computer science industry.
Showcase Leadership in College Applications
But what do admissions officers really want to see? How can a student translate leadership in college applications?
Book Club: Reads for the Well-Rounded Student
Becoming well-read introduces innumerate opportunities. With that in mind, this installment in our Book Club series lists out reads for the well-rounded student.
Keep Your Kids Learning with a Fun, Educational Summer!
“Summer slide”? Instead, this article discusses how parents can support their students with a fun, educational summer project.
Tips from Columbia University Admissions Officer
In this post, we asked a former Columbia University admissions officer for some helpful college advice for high school students.
Parents: Gluten-free in College
Does your student need access to gluten-free food while in college? The good news is, universities today are more aware.
Parents: Disclose Student’s Documented Learning Difference?
As a parent, you may be asking whether to disclose your student’s documented learning difference. This often comes up when approaching college admissions.
