Guiding Students Along Their Pathway to Success

As technology continues to shape our educational landscape, the College Board has announced a significant update to the SAT. Enter the...

When it comes to being satisfied with work and life after college, it’s not where you go to college, but what you experience in college...

In the midst of worrying about college admissions, it can be easy to forget that your child’s high school years aren’t just about getting...

Many high school students are understandably more focused on getting into college than finding a job after college. Having at least a...

Your applications are in, and you are enjoying that wonderful feeling of relief that comes with the last early submission, but don’t put...

In October of 2023, the PSAT will be fully digital (as opposed to paper-and-pencil) for the first time. Though this change may feel...

Do you have a child going off to college for the first time, or are you a first-time freshman? If so, check out tips from Jennifer...

Adults will tell you: “Enjoy high school - these are the best years of your life!” But many teenagers would not agree. What can you do...

After a stressful year of completing college applications and waiting for admission decisions, students and parents are relieved to make...

Heading off to college is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming event in the lives of many young people. There is so much to learn while...

What should you do now if you are one of the hopeful applicants who has been waitlisted at your dream school?

The college admission process wasn’t nearly as anxiety-producing thirty years ago. Learn what's different here.

Are you receiving information regarding summer programs? Learn how to select a summer program that is right for you.

Colleges encourage interviews as a way to help distinguish among all the students who have similar grades, test scores and extracurriculars.

The CSS Profile provides a more complete picture of your family’s finances and provides a way for you to describe special circumstances.

What is Early Decision (ED)? Will applying ED make it easier to get in? How will applying Early Decision affect financial aid?

Every college freshman encounters a few surprises as they adjust to college life. Understand the most common challenges.

If your child has turned or will turn 18 during the next year, they are legally an adult, and you, the parent, lose legal authority.

Parents owe it to their children to discuss their financial commitment and make their academic and financial expectations clear.