The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act gives students the right to access their educational records, including college recommendations. Many students ask whether or not they should waive their rights to see their teacher and counselor recommendations. The answer is...Read More
While the Common App is definitely more user friendly than many of the other college application platforms, such as the University of California application, Apply Texas or (wait for it) the Coalition which students, counselors and admissions officers try to...Read More
The comma is one of the most frequently used punctuation marks, but it is also one of the most misused. Here is a quick reference to help you determine where to place your commas. Creating Lists: You were likely taught...Read More
College is a time of unprecedented growth. Your student will evolve academically, intellectually and professionally — but, also, socially, spiritually, physically and personally. Here are 25 graduation gifts that will encourage and support the continued development for your college-bound/college-age student:...Read More
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it seems we wake up every morning, holding our breath, to see what changes are occurring around us. That is nowhere truer than in the state of college admissions. This morning, I...Read More
