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What are supplemental essays? Our top tips for writing supplemental essays that move the needle on your admissions decisions.

This blog serves as your ultimate guide to letters of continued interest, showing you what you should and should not do to successfully use these letters as part of your college admissions process.

This guide aims to equip parents of gifted children with practical and effective strategies to support them in today’s academic world.

Choosing a private middle school after utilizing public grade schools is incredibly common. But if this is your first time applying to private school, there are a few things to consider. Private school admissions expert Linda Talton shares her expertise on private middle schools, with a focus on NYC and Atlanta, GA.

Discover how articulation agreements can help students from low-income backgrounds or with poor academic performance earn a bachelor’s degree and transition smoothly from community colleges to four-year universities.

This blog serves as a guide for how and when to take a gap year with the maximum personal benefit and minimal drawbacks.

The 5 P’s of college admissions aims to guide students through the college admissions process. Admissions expert John Morganelli explains how it works and why the BluePrint Plan is more effective.

The most recent admissions rates for the 8 Ivy League schools

Our guide shows you who to ask, how to ask, and how to make sure the letters arrive with your application and showcase the best of who you are.

As the college admissions cycle ramps up for the 2024-2025 school year, we want to make sure you have all the critical information you need at your fingertips. Check items off your application to-do list and never miss a deadline with our helpful guide.

This blog seeks to answer all your GPA-related questions, especially as they pertain to college admissions.

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about being waitlisted, as well as how to improve your chances of getting off the waitlist and into the school of your dreams.