Posted on: 13 May 2025
Minute to Win It games first became popular about 15 years ago when the television show premiered in 2010. Hosted by Guy Fieri, these games were designed to include simple, household materials. Contestants had one minute to complete a series of increasingly challenging tasks with these materials. The games had funny, memorable names but required […]
Posted on: 07 May 2025
Think about your favorite food. It’s likely a dish that you have eaten many times. Or, maybe your favorite restaurant comes to mind. While we engage with food on a daily basis, we don’t always think about where our food comes from—or even the history of our favorite treats. But there are so many interesting […]
Posted on: 28 Apr 2025
Scholarships for college are wonderful resources that help pay for your college education. Unlike student loans, scholarships do not need to be repaid but can still be used directly against tuition costs. Some scholarships are awarded to students based on merit (scroll down for a full list of Asian American Scholarships). Committees review credentials like […]
Posted on: 07 Apr 2025
According to the IIE’s most recent Open Doors report, there are just over one million international students studying in the US. For many of these students, financing an American education can be a challenge. Because non-US citizens are ineligible for federal student loans and other government funding, international students have to be savvy when looking […]
Posted on: 04 Apr 2025
Careers in the field of law are diverse. After completing the LSAT and rigorous coursework, there are many directions to choose from. Depending on their interests, some lawyers may choose a specific niche to specialize in that capitalizes on their unique skillset. For example, you might be interested in contract negotiation, intellectual property law, or […]
Posted on: 25 Mar 2025
While the term “safety school” can carry a slightly negative connotation, it shouldn’t! Safety schools—or “likely” schools, as we call them here at College Transitions—are actually critical components of a well-balanced college list. They’re also not one-size-fits-all; the best options for you will require both research and strategy. In addition to a list of popular—and […]
Posted on: 24 Mar 2025
As you prepare to take the ACT, you might feel nervous about the outcome. Of course, you want to perform well on the test, but may not be sure what score to aim for. Furthermore, you may wonder how your score stacks up when looking at your college prospects. While standardized testing can be stressful […]
Posted on: 19 Mar 2025
If you’ve just received your SAT score results for the first time, you might be wondering how your score compares. Alternatively, you might be preparing to take the SAT this year and want to know what to expect. Looking at average SAT scores over time can give you a better sense of the big picture […]