by Head Counselor | Apr 14, 2020 | Colleges / Universities
With COVID-19 taking a devastating toll on all aspects of life, colleges and general education centers have not been spared given they are cesspool locations that could potentially facilitate the spread of the virus. Colleges have closed as a result of the national...
by Head Counselor | Mar 3, 2020 | Colleges / Universities
Who doesn’t love spring breaks? No college admissions which implies a break from school, some fun time and long sleeping hours. You even feel psyched about the coming weeks because you get some time off to do things you love. Going to college daily can get...
by Head Counselor | Feb 11, 2020 | Colleges / Universities, High School Counselors
Touring prospective colleges is an excellent opportunity for students to learn from the people that study, teach, and work on campus. If students keep their eyes and ears open, they can gain a strong sense of a schools along with its culture. To help students make the...
by Head Counselor | Nov 19, 2019 | Admissions, Colleges / Universities
Recent studies have shown a declining college graduation rate, leaving many with student debt, wasted time, and nothing to show for it. While some of these individuals do return to school and complete their degrees, the majority do not. A well-matched school increases...
by Head Counselor | Sep 23, 2019 | Colleges / Universities, Connect, High School Counselors
Connections between high school college counselors and admissions officers are often mutually beneficial, although they can be tricky to navigate. While the willingness to form these relationships can vary, many admissions officers are open to, if not actively seeking...
by Head Counselor | Aug 26, 2019 | Colleges / Universities
Just because a student has a learning disability does not mean they won’t excel and bring pride to your school as well as any other person. High schools get the opportunity to give students coping strategies and an insight into their individual learning processes. ...
