Activities You Can Still Do for the Rest of Summer
Wondering what to do with the rest of summer? Here are a few counselor-recommended activities you can still do.
10 Steps to Help Test Anxiety
Are you anxious about taking the SAT or ACT? Feeling nervous before an exam is very common, but that doesn’t mean you need to suffer through it in silence! Experts and mentors can help. We’ve got 10 steps to help you cope with your test anxiety, and perform your best on exam day. 1. Know […]
What Are the Best Private Universities in the U.S?
These schools are known for their academic excellence, competitive private university admission rates, and elite social status.
College Application Red Flags and How to Address Them
Students often stress out about application mistakes, so here are five of the most common college application red flags and how to address them proactively.
How To Get Into a Competitive Summer Program
Summer programs for high school students can eventually boost a college application profile. But not all summer programs are created equal. So how do you choose what you want to invest your energy in over the summer, and how do you get in to a selective summer program? Empowerly is here to help with your summer roadmap!
How ChatGPT Can Help with College Applications
Want to know the practical uses ChatGPT has for college applications? We tested its capabilities in helping students complete their college application and highlight how it can make the process of completing applications quicker and easier.
How Sports Can Help You Get Into a Top School
Sports success demonstrates some important personal qualities! So let’s take a closer look at how sports can help you get into a top school.
Q4 College Deadlines Every Parent, Student (and Employer) Should Know
October, November, and December aren’t just a holiday season – they’re the period when major college deadlines loom, and time seems to slip through your fingers faster than you can say “financial aid.”
Does My Faith Matter to a Religiously-Affiliated School?
Let’s discuss how much faith matters—or doesn’t—to a religiously affiliated school.
