Honors colleges can offer motivated students the best of both worlds—small classes, close faculty relationships, priority registration, and enriched academic opportunities within a larger university setting. Learn how honors colleges differ from honors programs, who should consider them, and how they fit into a strategic college admissions plan.

One of the most common questions families ask during the college admissions process is, “Should my student apply to a large university or a small college?”

Using winter break and term to plan your summer is one of the smartest moves you can make in high school. It gives you first pick of the good stuff and the time to build a summer that actually fits you, not whatever’s left over in May.

If your student dreams of wearing scrubs, discovering breakthroughs in a lab, or improving the lives of patients, a career in health care might be the right fit.

Applying to college is an exciting journey, and for many schools, the admission interview is a key step.

Everyone is just trying to find their people, just like you. Be yourself, take a few chances, and know that it’s totally normal to feel a little nervous.

Instead of waiting until fall, using this time strategically can ease stress and strengthen your applications.

If you’ve been waitlisted, don’t panic. There are clear, strategic steps you can take to improve your chances of admission while also moving forward with other college offers.

College Traditions are long-standing rituals and quirky customs help define a school’s campus culture, build community, and create memories that last way beyond graduation.

It’s been years since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but if you think its impact on college admissions is behind us, think again.

There's something magical about a college sports team having a phenomenal season. The ripple effects often extend beyond the court or field—straight into the admissions office.

Getting deferred isn't a rejection. I repeat: THIS IS NOT A REJECTION.

 As college acceptance letters flood mailboxes and social media buzzes with proud parents sharing their high schoolers' successes, it's crucial to remember that failure is not only normal but an essential part of growth and success.

Leadership isn’t just about the title - it’s about your ability to inspire, influence, and work with others toward a common goal.

Impacted majors are programs with more qualified applicants than available spots.

Preparing for college in 9th & 10th grade is essential.

Extracurricular activities are often referred to as the “secret sauce” in college applications, but what makes them so important?

Resume can be your secret weapon in showcasing who you are beyond your grades and test scores.

Public Ivies offer a similar top-notch education without the Ivy price tag.

Colleges come in many sizes.