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Parents of freshmen often ask: What should freshmen be doing now to prepare for college admissions? They worry that ninth grade is too early, or

How Should Freshmen Plan Their Summer For College Admissions? Parents of freshmen often ask a version of the same question: How should freshmen plan their

Today’s students are more anxious, overwhelmed, and overworked than ever before. They’re struggling to balance AP classes, extracurriculars, early college pressure, and the constant message

Wondering how to choose a college admissions consultant you can actually trust? Learn what college consulting “success rates” really mean, what questions to ask, and

When seniors start Regular Decision, one question shows up again and again: Can you reuse college essays for multiple schools? The short answer is yes.

Families often ask how students should be planning their summers around college admissions, and the instinct is usually to start with a list of programs,

Families ask me constantly: Do summer programs really matter for college admissions, or are we just paying for something that “looks good” on paper? The

The Hidden Half of College Admissions: What Families Are Getting Wrong Every year, thousands of students rush to fill their résumés with clubs, awards, and

Discover the three biggest college admissions mistakes students make — no story, no strategy, and no ownership — and learn expert advice from former Ivy