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As our students prepare to take the SAT or ACT, they often ask if they are allowed to take it on their own laptop or tablet. The answer is yes – both the SAT and the ACT now allow you to take the exam on your personal device. Recently, one of our students shared that being unprepared on the tech side, left them unable to participate in a recent exam. So, we thought we would o...


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College Consultants Helping Students Discover Schools Where They Truly Belong

Student Snapshot Vicky, a student from Essex County, New Jersey, came to us with a strong 3.9 GPA and a rigorous course load that included more than six advanced classes. Interested in Health Sciences and actively involved in their school’s Health Sciences pathway and related clubs,...


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College Consultants that Help Students Find Schools with the Right Fit Student Snapshot

Jordan, a student from New York’s Hudson Valley, came to us with an exceptional weighted GPA of 99.8 and a solid academic foundation that included AP coursework, dual enrollment classes, and three years of a foreign language. He was exploring engineering as a potential major and brought a...


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Is Applying Early Decision a Good Idea?

Every fall, as seniors finalize their college lists, one question tends to pop up again and again: Should I apply Early Decision?

On the surface, Early Decision seems like a clear win. You find your top-choice college, you’re confident it’s the right academic, social, and financial fit, and you want to show your commitment by app...


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As college counselors, we often remind families that college isn’t just a new academic chapter. College is the start of a new level of independence. This is especially true for students who’ve had IEPs or 504 Plans in high school. Many colleges and universities remain deeply committed to inclusion and equitable access, but the process for receiving academic accommodations in ...


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