Higher Education
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GPA and Graduate School Admissions: Everything You Need to Know
GPAs have a significant role in the admissions process. Admission officers and committees view your GPA as it reflects your performance in high school. ... -
Why Higher Education is in Trouble
We are at a point in history when higher education is easily accessible to all, whether through walk-in or virtual sessions. The US is ... -
Benefitting from a College Visit: Everything You Need to Know
Your first college visit is invaluable. This is your opportunity to show how eager you are to attend the school. It’s the perfect opportunity ... -
Benefits of a College Degree: Everything You Need to Know
College is a new experience for students across the nation. Some breeze through it while others struggle. It’s very difficult on you socially, physically, ... -
Weighted GPA and College Admissions: Everything You Need to Know
A weighted GPA is determined through points received in tougher classes. Students can receive bonus points through Advanced Placement, Honors, and college preparatory classes. ... -
College Waitlists: Everything You Need to Know
When a college application isn’t rejected but not accepted either, it is placed on the waiting list. Unfortunately, students are often left in limbo ... -
ACT Scores and the College Admissions Process: Everything You Need to Know
ACT scores play a significant role in higher education. Every school, however, has specific requirements regarding ACT scores. For example, Ivy League schools require ... -
Why Is Financial Aid So Difficult?
The application procedure for financial aid requires tax returns, an internet connection, and deep knowledge of the federal government and FAFSA, which no one ... -
Should Colleges Offer a Money Back Guarantee
What would happen if learners could get their college tuition back if they are not satisfied with the education that they received? Isn’t that ... -
Choosing the Right College
I have gotten several emails for high school students needing directions to choose the right college. I ask for their interests and other necessary ...
