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As you see an email from your favorite college pop up in your inbox and rush to open the message, your heart sinks when you have been offered a place on the waitlist. It can be confusing to figure out where you stand

After much consideration, you have decided that an MBA lies next on the horizon for you. There are several hurdles that await you—from gaining the right work experience to finding the school that is the perfect fit to writing essays that frame you as the perfect candidate. To guide you

It’s that time of the year again. Students who applied to college this admissions cycle have spent the last couple of weeks anxiously checking their email and clicking links in various portals to hopefully

So, this might be the year you finally decide to apply to medical school. You’ve got the prerequisites and the MCAT, the shadowing, and the research. But when exactly should you apply? To help guide you through the exact dates, we’ve provided the medical school deadlines for the top 30 schools

If you’re a junior or sophomore in high school, spring break is a great time to visit campuses. Campus tours help you decide which universities you want to apply to when it’s time. They also allow

If you applied to college this year, you probably will spend the upcoming weeks anxiously checking your inbox to see if you’ve heard back from

In the years leading up to your junior year of high school, you’ve probably heard about how you have to take the SAT at some point in order to apply to colleges. Now, the dreaded year has finally arrived.

On top of the social distancing protocols interrupting the administration of the March and May exam sessions earlier, we’ve recently learned that the College Board has canceled the June SAT. As the pandemic continues, many colleges have decided to step up and remove standardized test

Dr. Jane S. Gabin is a former admissions officer at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, followed by many years’ experience as a college counselor in NYC. Currently she is an independent educational

We’ve all heard the news—almost all colleges have continued implementing test optional policies after testing has been disrupted by COVID. Many students might wonder what factors become even