As a college advisor, I encounter HS students who, despite appearing eager to navigate the college admissions process, struggle with follow-through. These students seem engaged
Many of you may know that I am a trained mindfulness meditation teacher as well as an independent educational consultant. Meditation has brought much clarity
As a college admissions advisor specializing in supporting students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), I deeply understand the unique challenges families face throughout this process.
As the college admissions landscape continues to evolve, many students and families have questions about the importance of SAT and ACT scores, especially with the
Every time I’m asked about a college’s decision to defer a student’s admission, I’m reminded of the Sesame Street song “Turn that frown upside down.”
CHANGE, CHANGE, CHANGE! This year, the changes to the college financial aid process are numerous. October 1 has always been the first day any U.S.
For families of high school students, filling out the FAFSA form for the first time can be stressful. Congress, through the FAFSA Simplification Act, recently
One of my students recently called me, frantic as he had been deferred from Duke, which is his dream school. “Does this mean I am
The days of high school juniors and seniors waking up early on a Saturday morning to take the 3-hour and 45-minute SAT will soon be