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.

As an independent educational consultant, I’m here to help you navigate the exciting yet sometimes overwhelming journey toward college admissions. Here are some helpful tips to navigate the process.

Many of these Olympians honed their skills during their college careers!

College admissions are changing, and if you or your child is applying to college this fall, here are some important trends to keep in mind.

Choosing the right college can feel overwhelming, especially with all those rankings out there.

Spring Break is here and it’s time to tour colleges!

Colleges that are part of a consortium share resources and academic experiences while still maintaining their own identity and excellence.

College essays can be tricky. Where do you start? What should you write about? What are the colleges asking for?

There are so many options for majors. How do you know which path to choose?

SAT and ACT are going digital