College Counseling Blog
College Counseling Submitting College Applications Early? Learn what to Double-Check
By Jennifer L. With application deadlines fast approaching, many students are excited to hit “submit” early—a smart strategy that can...
College Counseling Should I Take the SAT/ACT?
by Jennifer L. The SAT and ACT remain important opportunities to showcase your academic strengths and enhance your college application...
College Counseling Tips to Maximize SAT Success
by David H. N., PhD The SAT is a long test that requires you to learn patterns in how questions...
College Counseling Debunking Common College Admissions Myths
By Sarah M. There is a dizzying amount of information and advice surround college applications and admissions, making it difficult...
College Counseling How Has AI Affected College Admissions?
By Lydia C. Given the rising power of Artificial intelligence (AI) tools in synthesizing strings of words, it has affected...
College Counseling Should You Apply via Regular Decision or Early Action?
By David N. Colleges let you apply “early”? And why would you want to do that? Well, applying early via...
College Essays Blog
College Essays What Are Vague Pronoun Problems?
by Kathleen M. The main problem with most writing is clarity. And teachers will mark all sorts of things to...
College Essays How to Avoid Sentence Fragments
by Kathleen M. In order to avoid sentence fragments, you have to know what they are. And it is really...
College Essays How to Make Personal Writing More Conversational
by Kathleen M. There are a few tried and true ways to make personal writing sound more conversational, and less...
College Essays Writers to Be Inspired by for Women’s History Month
by Kathleen M. Women’s History Month started in 1980 as Women’s History Week and now is observed throughout the month...
College Essays How to Write on a Social Issue
by Kathleen M. You have selected your top ten schools to apply to and at least one of them has...
College Essays Should You Write About a Role Model?
by Kathleen M. Beware! This is a tricky question hiding in plain sight. You think – oh, I got this...
