STEM Summer Programs For Girls
Girls-only STEM summer programs encourage girls to study STEM. Encourage young women in middle and high school to participate!
Debrief: Official WSJ 2020 College Rankings Published
The Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education recently published their joint 2020 list of Top US Colleges. Curious who made the cut? Want to know what all this data means? The WSJ puts their article behind a subscription paywall for now, but if you want to read the full list you can find the same rankings published on the Times website. We’ll explain what to do with it.
Calculating Your Financial FAFSA Facts
The sooner you submit, the better—”and yes, you SHOULD submit one! Calculating your FAFSA information will be worth the payoff later.
Before you sit down to fill it out, here are some things you need to know in order to get the most aid possible.Â
Applying Internationally: Building Your Extracurricular Profile
For those applying internationally, activities are especially important. Here are some options to build your extracurricular profile.Â
Prepare For Your Alumni Interview
Your alumni interview is coming up. I know it seems daunting, but the interviewers are looking to advocate for you. Let’s prepare you to shine.
What Makes A Summer Program Worth My Time?
You have so many choices of summer programs for high school students. Finding a worthwhile summer program can be difficult. Empowerly’s gotcha covered.Â
Top Coding and Computer Science Summer Programs
If you’re interested in coding, enrolling in a programming summer program is a great way to launch your academic and career readiness in computer science (CS).
Where to Find Unique and Lucrative Scholarships
Starting to think about where to find scholarships? When it comes to paying for college, scholarships and grants can be a big help.
College Counseling Helping San Mateo Students Get Ahead
Students are still feeling lost facing the college admissions process. Where do the best resources for college counseling in San Mateo come from?
Yet with a launchpad as great as this one, students are still feeling lost facing the college admissions process. Cookie-cutter in-school support resources aside, where else do they turn for help?
