When it comes to starting college, the traditional fall semester on a main campus isn't the only option anymore. More U.S. colleges are offering students alternative pathways—like beginning in the spring, spending the first year overseas, or starting at a two-year college affiliated with the university. If you've been offered one of these non-traditional entry points, here’s what you should know—along with the pros and cons to help you decide what’s right for you.
Read MoreA successful application balances five key elements: Program, Performance, Passion, Participation, and Personality. Understanding these “5 P’s” can help students strategically prepare for the college admissions process and maximize their chances of acceptance.
Read MoreA successful application balances five key elements: Program, Performance, Passion, Participation, and Personality. Understanding these “5 P’s” can help students strategically prepare for the college admissions process and maximize their chances of acceptance.
Read MoreWhether you're choosing between several acceptances or grappling with the disappointment of being denied from your top choice, it's essential to approach this decision with a clear head and thoughtful strategy.
Read MoreIt's important to remember that being waitlisted doesn't necessarily mean your college dreams are dashed. Many institutions utilize waitlists as a way to manage their admissions process effectively, and with a well-crafted letter of continued interest, you can enhance your chances of ultimately securing a spot.
Read MoreFor high school students aspiring to pursue careers in engineering and science, taking standardized college admission tests like the SAT or ACT can be a crucial step in preparing for the challenges of higher education.
Read MoreWhile some colleges and universities have already started to release admission decisions for this year's high school seniors (for example, the University of Texas on February 15 and University of Illinois on February 28), most colleges release decisions in the month of March.
Read MoreHigh school students applying to colleges that require the SAT or ACT scores are also likely to apply to colleges that are test-optional. So, students applying to test-optional colleges and universities must consider taking standardized tests or risk being at a competitive disadvantage.
Read MoreElite Open School will start administering the NEWL Korean test in April 2025. This article discusses how high school students can leverage the advantages of the NEWL examination to enhance their educational journey.
Read MoreStarting in April 2025, the ACT college admission test will undergo significant changes to enhance flexibility in how high school students take the test and reduce test duration for students. These modifications are designed to better align the assessment with students' needs while maintaining the ACT’s role as a reliable indicator for college admissions.
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