How to Not Stress About School (While Still Being Successful)
Learn strategies to reduce stress, prioritize tasks, and maintain a healthy balance. Enhance your college applications by emphasizing your engagement.
What if I Have Low Grades on My Mid-Year Report?
If your mid-year grades drop, take action, be proactive with colleges, and demonstrate your commitment to academic success.
Classes to Take in High School Based on Your College Major
Plan high school courses strategically for your college major. Understand prerequisites, take advanced classes, and align with your intended major.
What is Course Rigor?
Course rigor refers to the level of difficulty in your courses. It's important in college admissions, but you should be realistic about what you can...
How to Request Your Transcripts
Learn how to request your high school transcripts when applying to college. Understand the process for high school, transfer, and non-traditional...
Do colleges look at SAT scores?
Admissions officers use the middle 50% range to evaluate standardized test scores. Applicants should aim for scores within or above this range.
What is a mid-year report (and why do colleges want one)?
Learn about how mid-year reports impact your college application. Admissions officers use them to see your academic rigor in your senior year.
What to Do Summer Junior Year of High School: A Guide
Learn how to make the most of the summer after your junior year of high school. Explore options like pre-college programs, internships, and research.
What Does Test Optional Actually Mean?
We talk about test-optional policies and test-optional strategy. We give you advice for deciding whether or not to submit your SAT or ACT scores.
Do Colleges Care About AP Scores? A Complete Guide
We go over what course rigor is, why AP classes matter, what to do if your school doesn't offer AP, and how to decide whether to submit your AP...