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Category: Grade Levels

How to Plan College Visits for Spring Break

Spring break is around the corner and a lot of high school juniors are planning on their college visits over this period. In fact, it is highly suggested by school advisors and admission officers that students use college visits as part of their preparation for application. How can you maximize your college visits?Â

Do Middle School Grades Matter for College Admissions?

While some people consider middle school a time of growth, others simply find it awkward and chaotic. Empowerly can help!

I’m a Top Student. Why Did I Get Rejected by Colleges?

"Why did I get rejected by these colleges?— If you're a top student and you didn't get into your dream schools, this can be a difficult time.

Clothes, Supplies, Bedding, Etc: What to Bring For College

Heading off to college? If you'll be living in the dorms, you'll want to have everything you need as well as some room to spare.

4 Ways To Get Good Grades and Reduce Stress

We're here to help: this article contains 4 ways to get good grades and reduce stress at the same time. As some say, work smarter, not harder.

Plan Your High School Curriculum for College Acceptance

This article discusses how to best plan out your high school curriculum for college acceptance later down the road.

Can I Help My Child Manage Stress During College Apps?

This is a question that so many parents find themselves asking when their child is starting the application process. How involved in the process should I be? How often should I check on their progress without seeming pushy?Â How can I support them so they feel they have the resources to succeed?

Planning Your College Visits

When you are strategic, you can use your college visits efficiently and really find a school that's the bestÂ match for you.

Paying for Graduate School

Paying for graduate school can be a challenge for many students. Different factors play a role in how much graduate school costs. A master's degree program can be finished in one to two years in most cases, and the average yearly tuition can cost $30,000 to $40,000,Â according to Peterson's.