Here we go again! Announcing this early in the year is the responsible thing to do but, just like last year, this does not mean students are off the hook for standardized tests…
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When you appeal to a university after being deferred to the Regular Decision round, you have to wow them. Ivy Link advisors share some tips to help you get started.
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Cornell defies the enrollment trends of its Ivy League peers, and predictions for the Class of 2024 amidst continuous pandemic-related uncertainty.
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Are you worried your child isn’t ready to send out their applications? Read this to find out how you can turn Covid obstacles into college opportunities.
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Does “optional” ever really mean optional on a college application? Read on to find out why your student should write the Common App Covid essay this year.
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After all the Covid cancellations your student has endured this year, there may finally be a silver lining for this year’s college applicants – and it’s all virtual!
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All your SAT and ACT questions asked and answered by our resident standardized testing expert.
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If your student manages to get into a testing facility, which kind of test should it be?
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If you’re the parent of a high school junior or a sophomore, read this!
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What do admissions officers want to see on applications during a pandemic?
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An insight into this year’s U.S. News National University rankings.
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If your student is registered for the SATs on September 26th, here’s what you need to know. Pandemic or no pandemic, college admissions is a numbers game.
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Which schools are still offering Early admissions options and should your student pursue them?
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A California judge has ruled a ban on test scores all together this year, instead of the “optional” solution.
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High deferment rates at Harvard and Yale for the Class of 2024, but to many people’s surprise, Princeton has shown a different trend than their Ivy League peers this year.
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More test center closures were not what students needed right now, but if your child still can take the test, she should. Remember, a student who submits their test scores will have more to catch the eye of a college admissions officer.
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