Learners should spend time doing what they love, not what they think a college wants. Let’s talk about what makes you interesting. Many learners don’t even realize they are already...
To take or not to take? That is the question. With this new test-optional and test-free world, how important is the SAT or ACT? What about AP testing? Is the...
There are so many types of colleges out there! They range in size, location, and personality. Learn about small liberal arts colleges, research universities, specialty colleges, and Historically Black Colleges...
What is student privacy and how do parents navigate the postsecondary world? In high school the parent has access to teachers and staff but in college the student is considered...
California has a robust transfer pathway between the community college system and the University of California, the California State System, and numerous private colleges and HBCUs. We will discuss the...
Get ready to apply! A walk through of the Common Application, the UC application, and more. Audience: Learners Theme: The College Application Process Grade: 12, early graduates REGISTER HERE
What is early action and how is it different from early decision? When are applications due? What about scholarships and supplements? How do I keep track of it all? Theme:...
This is the first in a four part series about financial aid. You can afford college, but to do so you must understand how financial aid works. It’s more than...
We are all too aware of college debt and the scary cost of college these days. However, having a strong understanding of the borrowing process, different types of loans, and...
Did you know that the average cost of tuition is 52% lower than the sticker price? Merit aid, also known as scholarships, are available at most colleges and some will...
