by Greg Kaplan
Founder, Soaring Eagle College Consulting
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.
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by Donald C. Martin
Author, Enrollment Expert
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.
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by Milyon Trulove
Vice President and Dean of Admission & Financial Aid, Reed College
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
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by Thomas J. Redman
Vice President of Admission and Financial Aid, Endicott College
All that soul searching to find the perfect college has come down to this, your application. But what actually goes into that mythical document?
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by Michael K. McKeon
Dean of Admissions, Saint Mary's College of California
College admission reps have seen it all, from inspiring personal essays to disappointing (and all too common) application mistakes. Lucky for you, one of those same admission VIPs is here to warn you of which mistakes to avoid on your college applications!
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by Kimberly Potocki
Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions, Manhattanville College
If you are interested in transferring to another college or university, there are several pros and cons to consider before taking the leap.
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by Joie Jager Hyman
Founder and President, CollegePrep360; Author
Here we discuss correcting course and adding something substantial to your application, if it's otherwise looking a little barren.
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by Joie Jager-Hyman
Founder and President, CollegePrep360; Author
Here, an Ivy League insider debunks five popular misconceptions about selective college admission. Read on for tips that will help you "think like an Ivy League admission officer" and understand how the selection process really works.
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