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Access College America provides some helpful Holiday college planning advice for teens in this informative blog post.

Deferred from your dream college? Learn what deferral means, why it happens & key steps to improve your chances in regular decision round.

Your A student is not exceptional or gifted. Simply earning a 4.0 GPA does not signal what it used to. Learn why in this new Blog Post.

Parameters for UT Common Data Set, University Acceptance Rates, College Application Timing and more...

UT Austin has simplified the content and number of its short answer questions for the upcoming application cycle.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll help you successfully navigate the undergraduate application process for the McCombs School of Business.

In a rapidly evolving technological world, hackathons have become a playing field for the bright young minds of high school students.

This article provides insights into the Common App essay prompts for 2024-25.

Texas A&M has a variety of paths for prospective students to become an Aggie. Learn more in this Blog Post by Access College America.

The feeling of the wind through your hair as you close your eyes and sail down the hill. Crisp and cool. You let the two wheels under...

Statistics, traditions, major options, and everything in between for admissions at the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M.

Many stressors affect our children’s mental well-being. Here are some tips to help make their transition to college a smooth one.

Navigating the world of college admissions can be a complex journey, especially when it comes to competitive fields like engineering at a...

Purdue University, located in West Lafayette Indiana is an active college community that I was lucky enough to visit in April, 2023. More...

Find out how to understand your transcript and tips to ensure it is benefiting you in every way possible! One of the most important...

College Majors Explained For some college bound students choosing a specific major is one of the most important factors in their college...

AP and IB offer the most rigorous courses for high school students. Both styles will challenge you and prepare your for college.