by Cori Dykman | Sep 2, 2018 | College Admissions
Study Beforehand See where your weaknesses are and learn what you don’t know. Get comfortable with the format of the test so you can be ready for the type of questions that they ask. There is an enormous range of test prep choices available, from personalized tutoring...
by Cori Dykman | Sep 1, 2018 | College Admissions, Essays
Writing the Essay Many colleges ask a variation of the same question in their application, “Why are you considering our institution?” It is not a fluke that they ask this. Nor is it an opportunity to quickly jot down an answer, or worse, re-use an answer from another...
by Cori Dykman | Aug 22, 2018 | College Admissions, Essays
What makes a college essay/story interesting and compelling? Taking the reader into the scene, describing the moment, details, specificity, showing your knowledge of something that they do not know about. Before you become stifled by the prompts begin by using this...
by Cori Dykman | Aug 3, 2018 | Campus Tours, College Admissions
The more you know about each college, the better your ultimate decision will be. Ask questions and weigh your options. General Academics How much time do students typically spend on homework? How much writing and reading are expected? What is the average class size of...
by Cori Dykman | Jul 8, 2018 | College Admissions, Extra Curricular
Even if you are not majoring in art, music or film, supplements can enhance your application and paint a clearer picture of your passions, accomplishments, and personality for a college admissions counselor. Make Sure Your Potential Colleges Accept Additional...
by Cori Dykman | May 24, 2018 | College Admissions
Based on a College Board Article Colleges often ask for two or three recommendation letters from people who know you well. These letters should be written by someone who can describe your skills, accomplishments and personality. Colleges value recommendations because...
