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How to Handle College Rejection and Deferral

Early decision results from colleges and universities begin arriving in student inboxes as the year winds down. Whether it’s a rejection, deferral, or some other college admissions scenario, our counseling team has advice to help you recover and respond like a champion.

How to Build a Premed Friendly College Application in High School

How To Study More Effectively Using Mind Maps

Cybersecurity Career Guide for Future Professionals

How to Choose a College Major

Do you feel stressed about beginning to choose your college major? If so, you're not alone. Many students feel anxious about this decision.

How Much Do Schools Use Legacy In College Admissions?

In this article, we will go over these questions using data that we have extracted at EmpowerlyÂ over the past years to shed light on the importance of legacy in college admissions.

Can You Afford College? The Answer is Yes!

If you are wondering, can you afford college? We're here to help you understand that it's much more likely than you might think.

JD/MBA Nuances: Application Process And Program Length

If you're someone who is thinking about pursuing a JD/MBA, it's important to familiarize yourself with what the application process looks like.

Does Work Experience For College Admissions Matter?

In this article, we will uncover data we have collected on college's preferences for work experience in college admissions.

Does Volunteer Work Matter For College Admissions?

For those trying to balance a very busy schedule, each choice is important. You may be asking, "does volunteer work matter in college admissions?"

College Visits: Do They Really Matter For Admissions?

Today, we'll use this to answer the question of college visits: do they matter for admissions, really?

What Does “Treat Big Exams Like A Class” Mean?

It's a great question. Let's break down the strategy behind "treat big exams like a class" recommendations.

The Benefits Of Waiting To Apply To Law School: Part II

f you're thinking about pursuing a legal career in the near future, there are many benefits to waiting a year or two to apply to law school.

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