Are you a high school senior and applying to college this year? If you’ve not started on them, it’s definitely time to get working on your responses to the been given for writing your personal statements. If you wonder, “How can I write a statement that will get me admitted…

If you’re a high school senior, you can still do a lot to get strong recommendations for college or for jobs after you graduate this spring.

That said, starting on this early in your life will help a lot.

Many students ask me questions like: “How can I get great…

This third set of questions focuses on issues that affect your return on investment in a college degree. …

This second set of questions focuses on what might be called “resource” factors on and around campus that can impact your experience and ability to succeed.

The first set is up already, the third will be up tomorrow.

As many questions as there are here, the more questions you ask…

Where you apply — and go — to college can literally shape the rest of your life.

Apply to the wrong colleges and you’ll waste lots of time, money, and emotional energy. You’ll also make “contributions”’ to campuses that won’t benefit you. …

By Dr. Matthew Weed

Before Covid-19 shook the world — and colleges — to its core, we knew that at least a third of people who started college each fall wouldn’t be back for their sophomore year. We can’t say how those figures will look this fall, but it’s reasonable…

Do you want to maximize the return on the investment of time and money you plan to put into your education?

If so, my final set of questions focuses on helping you try to do this in the way you and your family hope it will.

College Search Consultants, your…

The more questions you ask when determining which colleges may be best for you to apply to — and hopefully attend — the better. This is the second set of questions I always encourage people to ask. The first set is up already, the third will be up soon.

Given…