How to Get Accepted into a College of Music
The college admissions process is emotionally taxing for the average teen and their family. Juggling the FAFSA/CSS Profile, essays, standardized tests, demonstrating interest, soliciting recommendations, AP exams, and extracurricular involvement, all while maintaining stellar grades…
Do I Need to Enter College with a Major?
The high school student who is the ultimate type A, planner extraordinaire can probably lay out an accurate vision for the next decade of their life, including their college and career path. Whether due to…
Should I Apply Test-Optional to College?
Prior to the onset of the pandemic in March 2020, rarely did a single month pass without another well-known college or university making headlines by announcing that it would no longer require applicants to submit…
How to Get Into NYU: Admissions Data and Strategies
NYU has a reputation for world-class academics with an international flair. In fact, the 27,000+ undergraduates situated in Greenwich Village include the highest number of international students of any school in the U.S. as well…
Virtual College Admissions Interview Tips
Through much of the college application process, you are defined by your hard numbers—GPA, class rank, ACT or SAT score, number of rigorous courses taken, performance on AP exams, and so on. The virtual college…
How to Get Into Boston University: Admissions Data and Strategies
There is so much to like about Boston University that it’s not hard to figure out why it received 61,006 applications for a spot in the 2021-22 freshman class. BU has experienced such a sharp…
Should I Apply Early Action?
The average applicant is fully-aware of Early Decision as a “card to play” in the admissions game. In that arrangement, each party makes a concession—you, the applicant give up your free-agency status, and the college,…
How to Get Into the University of Michigan: Admissions Data and Strategies
In recent years, the University of Michigan has opened its doors to more and more out-of-state and international students than at any point in the school’s history. Today, roughly half of the undergraduate student population…
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