Wealthy parents, celebrities, coaches charged in college admissions scam
Federal prosecutors charged 50 wealthy parents on Tuesday, March 12 for their alleged involvement in a scam that saw their children admitted into some of the top U.S. colleges.
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How to avoid “Senioritis” after submitting your college apps
So you submitted all your college apps and finished your classes for the semester. Now what? Time to get lazy? Time to travel the world?
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New revision of Ivy Global SAT Guide on its way
We’re revising our SAT Guide! We’re planning on making some important updates to the cover and title of the guide to keep it current and make it a little more exciting.
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Editing Your Application Essays: The Final Checklist
November 1st marks the last possible day to submit your early application. Tinkering with your words to that 11:59 PM deadline? Here are some last-minute tips to consider before uploading… Continue reading "Editing Your Application Essays: The Final Checklist"
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Editing Your Application Essays: 4 Common Grammatical and Punctuation Errors
With a day to the Early Decision and Early Action submission deadline, you may still be putting the final tweaks on your Personal Statement and early school supplementary essays. Have… Continue reading "Editing Your Application Essays: 4 Common Grammatical and Punctuation Errors"
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Editing Your Application Essays: Commonly Confused Words
With a day to the Early Decision and Early Action submission deadline, you may still be putting the final tweaks on your Personal Statement and early school supplementary essays. Have… Continue reading "Editing Your Application Essays: Commonly Confused Words"
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6 Steps to a Polished Personal Statement (Plus Free Downloadable Guide)
With under a week remaining to submit Early Decision and Early Action applications, you are likely feverishly compiling various parts of your application, asking yourself, perhaps again and again: Is… Continue reading "6 Steps to a Polished Personal Statement (Plus Free Downloadable Guide)"
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More effort students put in, more chances to earn scholarship in new program
Students can have the chance to earn scholarships ranging from $500 to $2,000 by completing key steps in a new scholarship program.
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Less expensive to attend college with rise in grants: report
With universities competing for fewer students each year, going to college is not as expensive as it was in previous years, according to recent data released from an annual College Board report.
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Graduates from these colleges earn the most (only two Ivy League schools in top 10)
The highest-paid Bachelor Degree graduates often come from students who attended small colleges with strong engineering programs, according to a salary comparison website.
