Thinking about applying Early Decision? Read this first to understand what it means and if it’s right for you.
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As the college admission process becomes more complex, students may wonder if they can be assured acceptance to their so-called ‘safety,’ schools (words used to categorize what a student’s chances are vary; some experts argue that these terms should be changed to the more accurate names of “unlikely”, “possible”, and “likely”). This is a tricky question, and the short answer is: not really. College admission is a complicated process considering many factors, and there are simply no guarantees.
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Understanding the differences between in-state and out-of-state tuition rates — and how to take advantage of any exceptions — can help degree-seekers make an informed decision on whether to attend college in their state or another state.
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Before you decide to major in Chemistry, read a little bit more about what the experience might be like and the careers you could pursue.
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Entering high school can be overwhelming; you’ll have far more options and opportunities as well as greater expectations. The choices you make through high school will have an impact on your future education. It is essential to choose your classes and extracurricular activities wisely so that you can enjoy your high school years.
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We recently caught up with Maya, who is loving Syracuse University where she is starting her sophomore year. Read more about her experience with College Solutions and during her freshman year at Syracuse.
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Every month, College Solutions features a new edition of Getting College-ed, an editorial cartoon created by College Solutions’ own Lee Ann Gun. Check out this month’s edition below, and sign up to get future editions straight to your inbox.
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September is a busy month for the college admissions process. If you’re a senior, junior, or sophomore, below are the items you should work through this month.
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Even if your student isn’t expecting a limitless debit card when they go away to college, many have never had a serious conversation about costs, spending, and expectations for when they’re away from home for the first time.
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For young people with a passion for improving communities, understanding how to accommodate the real lives of people under the increasing threat of global warming, with an excitement for the use of technology and design to bring about the creation of new knowledge found at the intersection of the spatial sciences, architecture and urban planning, geodesign deserves a look.
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Supply chain managers are an integral part of all business operations – logistics, purchasing, IT, materials, finances, suppliers, manufacturing, wholesalers, retailers, and consumers. They must continuously monitor every link in this complex chain of people, products, and technology, keeping an eye on the bottom line and safeguarding the mission and profitability of the business.
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With summer approaching, it’s time to start thinking about which colleges you may want to visit. An in-person visit is the best way of assessing your interest in a particular institution. The summers after 9th and 10th grades can be wonderful introductions to the campus community. Here are three different types of visits and how they differ.
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As students navigate summer vacation throughout their high school years, it becomes important to consider two things when thinking about jobs, internships, research, community service, or other experiences: how to have a summer experience that is both meaningful and helps build a solid resume in preparation for college or a future job.
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We recently caught up with Gabriel, a high school senior, who will be attending Carnegie Mellon in the fall to ask about how he made his final college decision.
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Every month, College Solutions features a new edition of Getting College-ed, an editorial cartoon created by College Solutions’ own Lee Ann Gun. Check out this month’s edition below, and sign up to get future editions straight to your inbox.
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The final decision regarding which college to attend can be the toughest part of the admission process. Here are some tips to help you sort out your options.
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Uh-oh. Your eagerly awaited decision letter from Dream University finally arrives and you learn that you’ve been offered not the hoped-for place in the class, but a spot on their waitlist. What should you do now?
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Once a high school student has determined that an undergraduate degree is the path to take in order to achieve personal and professional success, the question of what a student should select for their degree program comes next.
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Molecular biology is the study of biology at the molecular level. It focuses on the structure and function of the molecules that form the basis of life. Molecular biologists explore cells, their characteristics and parts, chemical processes, and how molecules control cellular activity and growth. They frequently focus on certain types of molecules or work to define the biological processes that cause genetic defects. Majoring in this field prepares students for a wide range of careers in scientific research, medicine, bioengineering, and biotechnology.
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The upcoming SAT update likely occurred because of the College Board's concerns about the future marketability of its test. The test remains controversial with opponents highlighting the greater ease for wealthy students to prepare and perform well, while those from more disadvantaged backgrounds face barriers to success. But, students who pilot-tested the new test in November 2021 overwhelmingly indicated a preference for the online format, indicating that they were less stressed and found it easier to complete.
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