by Jeannie Borin, M.Ed.
President and Founder of College Connections
The college admission process can be overwhelmingly competitive, so it is essential for students to distinguish themselves and stress their additional activities.
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by Sarah Anolik
Magazine Journalism Major, Boston University
The Fisher v. University of Texas case is still being seen before the Supreme Court. Here are some of the latest updates.
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by Meaghan Heffernan
Client Services, Carnegie Communications
When you start filling out your college applications, things can get a bit hectic. Here are some tips to stay organized!
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by Sarah Anolik
Magazine Journalism Major, Boston University
An update on the Fisher vs. University of Texas case taking place at the Supreme Court.
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by Sarah Fudin
Community Relations Specialist, University of Southern California
What are some key considerations when choosing the school you'll attend?
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by Sarah Anolik
Magazine Journalism Major, Boston University
The Obama Administration released their opinion on college affirmative action in college admission. Learn more about the Fisher vs. University of Texas case.
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by Meaghan Heffernan
Assistant Editor, Wintergreen Orchard House
Once you've figured out that long list of schools that you want to attend next year you'll probably be overwhelmed by the sheer number you have. Here are some tips for shortening that list without draining your wallet with application fees.
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by Maria Martinolich
Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University
There are so many different classifications of colleges. Here, our blogger discusses them all!
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by Jeff Doubek
Day-Timer Spokesperson
The most important part of the college or university selection process is finding the best match. There's a way to increase your odds of making the right choice, and that's by having an organized, detailed college selection process.
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by Meaghan Heffernan
Assistant Editor, Wintergreen Orchard House
We spoke to Katherine Cohen, founder of IvyWise, who has some great advice on how to jump-start your college life over the summer. Think social media!
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