Avoid Unnecessary Stress By Starting Now

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Even as seniors are knee-deep in applications, it may be underclassmen who are most stressed. Why? Because the college application process LOOMS. Seniors might have a lot of heavy lifting to do, but by the time they’re applying, they at least have a plan and actionable steps to take. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are navigating…

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SAT vs. ACT: Understanding the Differences

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Standardized testing: the ultimate high school rite of passage. Most colleges accept both the SAT and the ACT, so which is the “right” choice for you? To help you decide which test plays to your strengths, take a look at how they stack up. Quick Comparison Feature SAT ACT Format Computer only; Adaptive difficulty Computer…

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Making the Most of Your Summers

Winter is When Your Summer Plans Should Be Heating Up The best time to plan your high school summer is in January. Summer activities are more than just a break from school—they are a golden opportunity to showcase curiosity, drive, and initiative to college admissions officers. A student’s activities can make their college application far…

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