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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 find good news awaiting them. Most colleges are done sending out their letters and acceptance rates have started to be released!

The days are getting longer, and temperatures are (very) slowly rising. Easter bunnies are replacing snowmen on store shelves, and your guidance counselor has called you to her office for a meeting. Yes, it’s that time of year again. Course selection! Your annual opportunity to choose which classrooms, teachers, and textbooks you’ll spend most of your waking hours with between September and June.

The Coronavirus pandemic has thrown all aspects of daily life for a loop. As everyone strives to adjust while staying healthy and safe, some of the biggest changes have occurred in education. With all high schools and colleges transitioning to online classrooms, shifts in the admissions process have followed accordingly.

With safety measures implemented as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, you might have already been notified of adjustments made to your SAT or ACT exam dates. On top of standardized tests being moved, there are also changes to be aware of regarding your end of year exams.

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. Here’s the thing - it’s not a rejection. You’re still in the running, but you’ve got some work to do in order to convey your continued interest to the admissions officers. Before you take those steps, it can definitely

If you’re hoping to apply to law school later this year, the COVID-19 pandemic may have already disrupted your LSAT plans. As the outbreak continues and people maintain social distance, you might be wondering about how much the situation has impacted the behind-the-scenes process

If you applied to college this year, you probably spent the last few days anxiously checking your inbox to see if you’ve heard back from your favorite schools. Hopefully, you’ve received good news. We

With the AMCAS submission date of May 28, it’s time for medical school candidates to start preparing the different components of their primary application. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic at large, things have become difficult. Uncertainties remain with MCAT administrations

As the Coronavirus outbreak continues to impact everyday lives, high school operations and the college admissions landscape have also begun to shift accordingly. It’s easy to lose track of every development with the transition to online classes, new SAT dates, and incoming announcements

With the outbreak of the Coronavirus, tech companies have rushed to create various options for those transitioning to online classes or working from home. Whether you’re a student or in the workforce, you’ve almost certainly experienced a shift in your regular environment.