Amidst recent predictions that the SAT is poised to make a comeback at Ivy League and other top schools, Dartmouth has become the first Ivy League institution to retire its test-optional policy. Applicants to the Class of 2029 will again be required to submit standardiz…
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, Ivy League universities swiftly embraced test-optional policies, signaling a momentous departure from the long-standing reliance on standardized testing in admissions decisions. Anecdotal evidence has long suggested that even where …
Top colleges released their Early Action and Early Decision results last week, and while some students may be experiencing the relief that comes with an early acceptance, others are grappling with the disappointment and worry that accompanies a deferral. If you find yo…
As families prepare for the bustle of the holiday season, summer may seem to be in the distant future. However, for motivated high school students with Ivy League dreams, the winter is a critical time to plan the coming summer and strategize the best ways to use their t…
Winter break is not just a time for festive celebrations and relaxation; it also presents a valuable opportunity for high school students to make significant strides in building their college admissions profile. Whether a freshman or senior, high school students should …
UCLA is renowned for its world-class education and cutting-edge research, offering an array of opportunities for students to pursue their academic dreams. If your student dreams of spending sunny afternoons at the many gardens on UCLA’s campus, here is what you need t…
Applying Early Action or Early Decision can be an advantageous strategy for high school students who have a clear top-choice college in mind. However, it is crucial for students to fully understand the differences between EA and ED.
