One of the cornerstones of Command Education’s approach is the creation of a unique and original independent project. Whether students start a small business, organize a volunteer initiative, or found an online community, a successful project requires a polished onlin…
Letters of recommendation are critical components of students’ college applications. For juniors who are beginning to consider their potential recommenders, here are three common mistakes to avoid when seeking standout letters of recommendation:
Every year, tens of thousands of students from around the world apply to Harvard University in the hopes of attending one of the nation’s most prestigious universities. While Harvard’s admitted class is composed of a diverse group of students with widely varied intere…
The wait is finally over—last night, students across the nation were notified of their acceptance or rejection from the Ivy League schools to which they applied. “Ivy Day,” as it is called, not only brings students much-anticipated admissions decisions, but also a…
Ivy Day is swiftly approaching, and when it arrives, students across the country will receive their Ivy League admissions decisions. Anticipated to be on March 28th, Ivy Day marks the end of months of waiting. Many students are eager to know what they can expect from th…
After weeks of waiting, the Class of 2028 acceptance rates for Regular Decision are finally rolling in! As colleges and universities release their data, Command Education has you covered with live updates.
Time off of school during summer break offers a critical opportunity for students to bolster their college application profiles. Here are three ways that students can compellingly convey their passions and talents through their summer jobs!
As families consider their options and seek to find the right college consulting firm, many make inadvertent assumptions about what constitutes a knowledgeable and qualified consultant. Given the rapidly changing landscape of top college admissions, it can be challengin…
Whether you were deferred in the early application round or you are awaiting a decision from a school you applied to regular decision, waiting can be one of the most challenging aspects of the college admissions process. While it’s natural to feel anxious and restless…
Last week, Yale joined Dartmouth in announcing the end of their test-optional admissions policy. Students applying for fall 2025 admission will be required to submit scores for one of four standardized tests as part of their Yale applications.
