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March 23, 2024
Internships for High School Students NYC – As an undergraduate, you’ll certainly have many opportunities to snag major-specific internships; however, many high school students now seek out internships as well...
Playing Division 1 (D1) sports is a major accomplishment. Competing at a D1 level requires extensive time, training, and commitment. Overall, D1 sports are a major goal for many...
March 22, 2024
Given how competitive and demanding the college application process already is, when considering where to attend, the quality of food on college campuses might not be your biggest concern....
March 21, 2024
If you’re here, you’ve probably been asked to read Shakespeare’s longest play, Hamlet. Don’t worry if you’re feeling overwhelmed – it’s not an easy play. First, I’d recommend you...
Are you planning to apply for a master’s or PhD program? Though some programs do not require any standardized tests (many became test-optional after the COVID-19 pandemic), there’s a...
March 18, 2024
An education provided by a Jesuit college or university can stand out for many reasons. Whether you come from a Catholic background or not, receiving a Jesuit education means...
A regular on the AP Lit List, Hamlet (The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark) is one of the most famous of Shakespeare’s plays. (Coincidentally, it’s also the longest.)...
I am far from a college sports diehard. I didn’t play football growing up, so I never cultivated an emotional connection to any of the mainstays of the premiere...
March 17, 2024
Students who choose to live on campus during undergrad experience certain benefits that commuter students do not. For example, students are conveniently located near their classes, can more easily...
March 16, 2024
Have you always wanted to study medicine but are hesitant to take on a career that potentially has a poor work-life balance? Do you feel called to the bustling...
March 14, 2024
Does the very word “math” strike fear into your heart? If so, you’re not alone. But if you’re applying to college and taking the SAT or ACT, you will...
March 12, 2024
It’s where you’ll be returning to at the end of the day, where you’ll be meeting new faces outside of the classroom, where you’ll be living and adjusting to...
March 10, 2024
Throughout your college career, you will encounter different types of classroom environments. For example, there are labs, lectures, workshops, and even independent studies. Within these courses, class size can...
March 8, 2024
It’s completely normal to experience some anxiety leading up to a test. For some, this anxiety is manageable, while for others, it can get in the way. Whether your...
Whether you are an aspiring novelist or just trying to spice up your personal statement, utilizing literary devices is a great way to make your writing more colorful and...
Perhaps your parents started calling you “the dentist” when you pulled out all of your own baby teeth. Or maybe you always knew you wanted to practice medicine but...
All-Time Women’s College Basketball Scoring – I was never the biggest fan of British tennis great Andy Murray. His on-the-court demeanor always struck me as a bit whiny; more...
March 6, 2024
It can seem like an odd question to ask as you prepare for college, but are there good academic colleges that are also good party schools? And if you...
March 5, 2024
Are you interested in making the most of your summer break? Summer internships provide opportunities to gain valuable experience, develop professional networks, and explore potential career paths. Preparing for...
March 2, 2024
The late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were simultaneously troubled and vibrant years for the African American community in the US. For many, this was a time of Jim Crow...
