AdmissionSight

MARCH 6, 2025

Are you still forcing yourself to study, finish a project, or address other responsibilities but your brain just doesnt want to work anymore? Try scheduling brain breaks to give your mind a chance to rest. Several reports (including those from Gallup and the American Psychological Association) show that many college students are stressed. In fact, 51% of Gallups respondents reported feeling worried most of the day.

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Top Tier Admissions

MARCH 6, 2025

Todays top colleges are looking for true scholars, students who can authentically demonstrate they are curious, knowledgeable, problem solvers with a knack for critical thinking. While I wish that all high schools and colleges had a mandatory introduction to research class, most do not. That means students are often left to fend for themselves as they figure out how to best illustrate to college admissions officers that they have a research foundation.

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AdmissionSight

MARCH 6, 2025

College applications can feel like a giant maze, and choosing between Early Decision (ED) and Regular Decision (RD) is one of the biggest choices along the way. Maybe you’ve heard that applying early can boost acceptance chances, or you’re wondering if keeping options open is better. Either way, this decision can greatly impact the college experience and financial aid opportunities.

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College Essay Guy

MARCH 6, 2025

The Posse Scholarship is a pretty amazing opportunity for college-bound students: a prestigious, full-tuition merit scholarship awarded to high school students with strong leadership potential. Posse Scholars also receive intensive pre-college training during their senior year of high school, four years of mentorship from Posse staff, and career advising to help them succeed after college.

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AdmissionSight

MARCH 6, 2025

Are you still forcing yourself to study, finish a project, or address other responsibilities but your brain just doesnt want to work anymore? Try scheduling brain breaks to give your mind a chance to rest. Several reports (including those from Gallup and the American Psychological Association) show that many college students are stressed. In fact, 51% of Gallups respondents reported feeling worried most of the day.

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Concentration Transition Out-of-State Scholarships 52

Penn Nursing

MARCH 6, 2025

The Penn Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Healthy Aging (PennAITech) has awarded $2.37 million in pilot grants to fund the development and evaluation of artificial intelligence solutions to improve care for older adults, including those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, and their caregivers.

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The Koppelman Group

MARCH 6, 2025

Youre only a sophomore in high school, but you have big goals. This describes most of the students we work with. However, simply having big goals doesnt mean that they will work out. In order to get into a top college, you need to begin pursuing your goals early in your high school experience. An internship can be a crucial piece of the puzzle, offering the opportunity to deepen and refine your interests beyond the courses and programs offered at your school.

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HelloCollege

MARCH 6, 2025

Writing your college application essays can feel daunting, especially when it comes to figuring out the right tone and style for your writing. Unlike the academic essays youve written in high school, your college applications essays are your chance to share your story, your experiences, and what makes you unique. When it comes to personal storytelling, a common question students ask is: Should you use “I” in your college essay?

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Dr. Paul Lowe – Admissions Expert

MARCH 6, 2025

Competitive and selective college admissions is all about standing out! High GPA, top SAT scores, numerous AP courses, stellar letters of recommendation, multiple honors and awards, varied extracurricular activities and the perfect high school simply means that your child may be viewed (by you) as the perfect student, but NOT the BEST APPLICANT ! The BEST APPLICANT stands out in the crowd gets ACCEPTED !

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road2college

MARCH 6, 2025

If youre a high school student (or the parent of one), youve probably heard a lot of mixed messages about. The post Should You Take Standardized Tests for College? How to Decide appeared first on Road2College.

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AdmissionSight

MARCH 6, 2025

If your Harvard interview makes you nervous, youre not alone. Harvard has an extremely low 3.6% acceptance rate , making it the hardest Ivy League school to get into. Getting accepted may seem like a long shot, but its possible if you do your best in every part of your application, including the alumni interviews. Interviews can feel overwhelming, especially if youve never done one before.

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Grown & Flown

MARCH 6, 2025

My son’s bedroom door is closed again. Music thumps softly behind it as I stand in the hallway, laundry basket in hand, wondering if I should knock. I decide against it. These days, I’m learning the delicate dance of holding on and letting go. We’ve entered what I’ve come to call “the leaving year” that strange, emotional final semester before my firstborn heads to college.

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Grown & Flown

MARCH 6, 2025

Yesterday I found myself sitting in my car in the school parking lot. Not coming, not goingjust sitting there with the engine off for a full 15 minutes after drop-off, enjoying the beautiful sound of ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Here are truths about parenting that no one warned me about. (Shutterstock Antonio Guillem) No arguments about homework. No complaints about what’s for dinner.

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Grown & Flown

MARCH 6, 2025

We are a reader-supported site and receive compensation from purchases made through these links. See more about our Privacy and Affiliate policies here. There’s a short list of a dozen must-have dorm essentials and then there’s a second tier of things your teen could find very helpful at college. It’s tempting to think there are many more essential purchases that your student absolutely needs but we want to help you think through and source a much shorter list.

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