Making the Most of a College Fair
College fairs are a great way to start your college search. You can gain a lot of information about a number of colleges in a short amount of time. However, college fairs can also overwhelm students, so it helps to have an idea of what making the most of a college fair means. Following these six simple guidelines will help you do well at a college fair.
Essay Scoop: How to Write University of Virginia Essays
As part of its application requirements UVA asks its applicant to write a short answer response; we provide some advice for with University of Virginia essays.
Who Should Not Apply to College Early?
All the talk of early decision and early action regarding college applications can make many high school students think that they, too, should apply to college early. However, early decision or action is not for everyone. While finishing college applications early may sound relieving, some students are susceptible to early rejections instead. So who shouldn’t apply to college early?Â
Does Declaring a Major on My Application Help My Chances?
Does it hurt your chances not to declare a major? In other words, does declaring a major on your application help you get into college?
What Questions Should I Ask During a College Visit?
You can be easily overwhelmed by all the excitement during a college visit and forget what you’re looking for! Here’s a handy list to help you out.
Essay Scoop: How to Answer UCLA Essays
UCLA wants college students with rich experiences and diverse perspectives to compose the incoming classes. Below is some helpful advice on how to respond to each of the UCLA essays!
Essay Scoop: How to Answer Georgetown Essays
In this article, we’ll provide the inside scoop on the Georgetown essays to help make your application shine.
What is an Interest Quotient in College Apps?
If you have a first choice college come application time, it’s in your best interest to effectively demonstrate interest in that college. Whereas with personal relationships we sometimes don’t want to come across as overly invested too early, colleges are the opposite. A college wants to know how interested you are in attending their institution.
Should You Take the SAT or ACT?
You don’t want to waste time studying and taking both. How do you decide between the SAT or ACT?
