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A recent survey conducted by Art & Science Group has found that 20% of students surveyed reported being waitlisted by at least one school. This news may give hope to… Continue reading "SURVEY: 20% of High School Students Waitlisted"
You’ve likely heard that the number of applicants to top colleges skyrocketed this year. It won’t come as a surprise that top colleges are now reporting record-low admission rates. School… Continue reading "Admission Rates Drop Sharply with Switch to Test-Optional Applications"
The College Board announced this morning that they will no longer offer the SAT optional essay or any subject tests. This decision comes after many changes to the standardized testing… Continue reading "BREAKING: No More SAT Essay, Subject Tests"
Congress recently passed a new stimulus package for Americans, but based on the text released on Monday, it will not include relief from federal student loan payments. Federal student loan… Continue reading "BREAKING: Student Loan Relief No Longer Included in Stimulus Bill"
Hundreds of SAT testing centers are operating at reduced capacity or are closed completely for the December 5th test date, including 181 centers in California, 94 in New York, 53… Continue reading "December to bring more SAT and ACT cancellations"
The College Board has announced that they have canceled the May 2, 2020 SAT administration. March makeup exams have also been canceled. Students who were registered will receive refunds. The… Continue reading "College Board Cancels May SAT"
Students will have the option to retake individual sections of the ACT test instead of the entire college entrance exam beginning next September 2020.
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.
Students can have the chance to earn scholarships ranging from $500 to $2,000 by completing key steps in a new scholarship program.
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.
