Colleges Worth Your Money Praised by Booklist
Colleges Worth Your Money received two glowing reviews from Booklist, the publication of the American Library Association that critiques the top newly-released fiction and non-fiction titles. Booklist praised our guidebook as a “succinct, affordable, and…
Should I Take AP Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science A?
The College Board debuted the AP Computer Science Principles course in 2016 and, by 2019, over 100,000 teens were sitting for exam each year. In further evidence of the course’s success, female test-takers increased 136%…
2020 Acceptance Rates at Ivy League & Elite Colleges
We previously covered the Early Decision/Early Action acceptance rates for the Class of 2024 at the eight Ivy League universities as well at a number of other selective schools. As Regular Decision acceptances and rejections…
Dave Bergman interviewed by Tatler – Hong Kong
College Transitions co-founder, Dave Bergman, spoke with Kristy Or of Tatler – Hong Kong to discuss the college admissions process at elite American universities. Bergman explained that if “you want to be a chemical engineer,…
How to Get Into UNC-Chapel Hill: Admissions Data & Strategies
It is rare to find a college, even of the public variety, with an annual tuition figure comprised of only four digits. It is even more rare to find a university that provides an elite…
5 Reasons to Consider Canadian Universities
Want to know why international student applications to U.S. schools declined for a third straight year during the 2018-19 admissions cycle? To quote South Park—Blame Canada…at least in small part. Of course, declining foreign applications…
5 Secrets to Winning Merit Aid
“There is money out there for college.” Parents, panicking over the astronomical cost of tuition (an even more commonplace occurrence post-COVID-19), hear this reassuring but somewhat vague advice all the time from friends, neighbors, or…
5 Tips to Jump-Start your College Applications in Summer 2020
In a normal year, for many teens, summers are a time to work extra hours at your job, attend a summer program, vacation with family, or simply enjoy a respite from the hectic pace of…
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