To Test or Not to Test - Navigating a Test Optional Landscape
In our current test-optional environment, the decision to take the SAT is highly individual. And then if you take it, how do you decide...
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5 Ways Your Teen Can Maximize the Summer Months
If you are a high school student, summertime is great! You anticipate a break from school and all the responsibilities that come with...
How to Live a Life on Purpose
My wish for all of you is to live a life of intention. A life that you live on purpose, not by default. I say live a “life ON...
How to Decide Where I Should Go to College
How do you make decisions? I bet if you really think about it, you tend towards a few methods. Maybe you research all possible...
Finding the "Sweet Spot" in Your High School Courseload - a balance of GPA and rigor
Do I focus on a high GPA and take “easy” classes? Do I take high level classes which might hurt my GPA? What if I’m not good at math?...
5 Ways to Build a Strong High School Resume
In the sometimes tricky dance of college applications, a strong high school resume becomes a powerful partner. It is more than a list of...
How to Bounce Back from a College Denial
You’ve always known you would go to State U. Your parents both went to State U. Your sister is going to State U. You grew up tailgating...
How to Pay for College
Paying for College is a multifaceted effort combining federal, state, collegiate, private, and family resources, making higher education...
What's the difference between a federal and a private loan?
A Federal Loan is a loan offered to students or future students by the federal government. The US Department of Education funds federal...
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