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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by CollegeXpress
A top 10 list to help you pick the perfect major or to steer you toward exploring, undecided, or undeclared.
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by Alan Gelb
Essay Coach; Author
The folks over at the Common Application have decided to introduce a whole new set of essay prompts this year. That means that students, teachers, and essay coaches like myself are venturing into virgin territory. Let's all take a deep breath and see what these new prompts are actually asking you to do . . .
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by Susan Young
Publisher, CareerTapped.com
You know you need an internship. (Or internships, plural.) Here's how to get one.
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by Susan Young
Publisher, CareerTapped.com
If you have any desire to be successful, consider these reasons to avoid procrastination and get moving.
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by Dr. Tracey Sheetz
Director of Graduate Admissions and Recruitment, West Virginia University
What are graduate admission officers really looking for when they review your application? Hint: it's not all about the grades.
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by Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
A strong scholarship essay can make all the difference between getting those dollars and paying for college yourself.
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