Tag: expert advice

With years of experience in admission, these grad school experts know what's up--including those mistakes that can send your grad application straight to the trash. read more

How about right now? You don't have to make a choice, but begin thinking about things like what you want to study, where you would like to go, and what would be important about a college. read more

It's not the number of schools you apply to that is important. It's the thought and care put into each application. read more

You should take the test that fits best with your learning and test-taking style. read more

Many students and parents will do research on the college to get an idea of what is happening. Search websites for faculty, facilities, and research. Come with an open mind and ready to extend your knowledge base during the summer. read more

Tell the student that she can take one year to work at something productive and to begin to pay her own bills, including her rent to you, car insurance, dry cleaning, etc. read more

Unless it is a financial consideration, the decision is the student's. It is the student who has to live at the college, not the parent. read more

Should you live on campus or off? Should you own a car or not? Which option is best (and cheapest)? Keep reading to figure out what's right for you. read more

With many of this year's grad school application deadlines right around the corner, it's time for some last-minute admission tips and reminders. read more

How do you narrow the list of 4,000 schools down to a few that you want to explore further? One effective way is college visits read more