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Deciding to audition for music conservatory programs can be really daunting, especially if you’re also a strong student in academics. It’s undoubtedly a big decision. When I was in high school, I was really torn: I absolutely loved performing as a musician and thought I wanted to make it my career, but at the same time, I knew that I wanted to attend an academically rigorous and competitive college. Since strong musicians also tend to be strong students, this dilemma may sound really familiar to you. You want to know

At InGenius Prep, we are very excited to announce the release of our new college admissions podcast - Inside the Admissions Office: Advice From Former Admissions Officers! Every year, applicants aim high and hope to beat the admissions odds. And every year, it gets harder to do so. At InGenius Prep,

Imagine opening an acceptance letter from your early decision school months before March and knowing you’ve already been admitted somewhere that’s a great match for you. You’ll be able to enjoy the rest of your senior year free of the pressure of wondering whether you’ll get into a school of your choice. Early decision (ED) is a binding

If you have started researching colleges, you may have heard that it’s important to keep one or two safety schools on your list. While the prospect of attending an Ivy League or similarly prestigious school might be alluring, you are far from guaranteed admission at top schools due to the increasingly tough competition. If you only apply to reach schools, you risk the chance of not getting accepted to any college! That’s the last thing you want after years of working hard in high school.

As the opening date for law school applications starts coming closer, it’s likely that you’ve been wondering how to prepare for your law school interviews. Even if you’re currently focused on getting your LSAT scores and recommendations submitted on time, it’s never too early to familiarize yourself with the interview process, and whether or not the schools on your list

The medical school admissions process is undoubtedly grueling - but there are ways to make it easier by opening your options beyond the United States. If you’re unhappy with your MCAT score or you’ve sadly faced rejection from MD or DO schools, it’s time to consider applying to Caribbean medical schools. Not only do Caribbean medical schools place less value on MCAT scores

A resumé is the single most important document for a job seeker. While it is difficult to condense a lifetime of skills, interests, experiences, and education onto one page, it is essential to have a complete and professional summary of your credentials. The resumé serves as a way to introduce yourself to hiring managers, convince them to learn more about you as a potential hire, and grant you an interview.

After working hard on many applications, an email for a job interview flies into your inbox. Congratulations - it’s a step in the right direction! But, you might also be nervous, and naturally so. Interviewing for a job, whether it’s a summer internship or a full-time position, can be daunting. This article includes some practical tips to set you up for a successful job interview, as well as pointers on what you should avoid. Like anything

The medical school application process is long, challenging, and competitive. After you submit your AMCAS application and complete your secondaries, it’s time to think about the medical school interview. Schools make a big cut in candidates between secondaries and interviews, so if you’ve made it to the coveted third stage, congratulations! It’s now time to familiarize yourself

As the college admissions process becomes increasingly competitive, it’s time to start thinking about how you can make your application unique, to stand out in a pool of highly talented individuals. The most active way of building an impressive profile is by demonstrating leadership for college applications.