College Counseling Blog
College Counseling Exciting New UC Majors (Vlog)
by Jennifer L. The University of California (UC) system continues to expand its academic offerings, introducing innovative new majors across...
College Counseling What to Do After ED/EA Deadlines
by Sarah M. With early decision and early action applications on the rise, it’s easy to focus on getting those...
College Counseling Junior Year is Critical for College Admissions
by Tony T. Junior year is critical in building up your college admission profile, and getting you ready for your...
College Counseling Key Differences Between Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree
by Diane N. Are you considering furthering your education but unsure about the differences between a bachelor's and a master's...
College Counseling Important College Application Timelines
by Justin B. As we head into the peak of college application season, keeping track of the wide-ranging dates and...
College Counseling Self-Studying for an AP Exam?
by Jennifer L. Each year in May, students have the opportunity to take a final AP exam. If your school...
College Essays Blog
College Essays Past and Present Tense in College Essays
by Kathleen M. You are working away on your college application essays and suddenly wonder – wait should I be...
College Essays Comma Splices: How to Fix It?
by Kathleen M. When I was a college student, I had a professor offer me an F on an essay...
College Essays 3 Tips to Make Your Essay About Technology More Understandable
by Kathleen M. You had a wonderful summer internship or extracurricular where you learned a lot about tech or STEM,...
College Essays Which Paragraphs Would You Rather Read?
by Kathleen M. If you were a college admissions officer and had the opportunity to read hundreds of personal narratives,...
College Essays How to be the Real You in Writing
by Kathleen M. As Oscar Wilde famously quipped, “Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.” If only this advice were...
College Essays Limiting Distractions for a Better Writing Experience
by Kathleen M. Have you ever tried to convince someone that you can multitask? If yes, you probably need to...
