Posts by George Crace
Rolling Admission vs. Early Action: Making the Right College Application Choice
As high school seniors approach a pivotal moment in their academic journey, the decision of when to apply for college can significantly impact their future. Two common options are rolling admission and early action admission. This article delves into the differences between these application approaches, offering insights into the advantages and considerations of each. By…
Read MoreWeighing the Pros and Cons of FAFSA: Navigating Financial Aid Opportunities
When it comes to pursuing higher education, financial considerations play a pivotal role. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a cornerstone in the college financial aid landscape. By delving into the pros and cons of FAFSA, students and their families can gain a comprehensive understanding of its impact on their financial opportunities.…
Read MoreDeciding Ahead: Do I Need a Tutor? Proactive Steps for High School Seniors
As high school seniors embark on their final year, the journey ahead is filled with academic challenges and exciting opportunities. Yet it’s crucial to anticipate potential academic hurdles and consider the need for support sooner rather than later. In this article, we’ll explore the proactive approach of assessing your fall academic schedule and extracurricular commitments…
Read MoreHow to Craft an Impressive Academic Schedule
Your Guide to Catch the Eye of College Admissions In the competitive landscape of college admissions, an impressive academic schedule is undoubtedly important. However, what truly sets exceptional applicants apart is not just good grades, but the ability to excel while navigating a demanding and rigorous academic load. In this article, we’ll delve into the…
Read MoreA Pathway to Greatness: High School Showcase Events for Rising Stars
What Are High School Showcase Events? High school showcase events are organized gatherings or competitions where high school athletes have the opportunity to showcase their skills and abilities in front of college coaches, scouts, and sometimes professional scouts. These events provide exposure and visibility for athletes who aspire to play at the collegiate level or…
Read MoreAnswering Your College Prep Questions: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents
As you embark on the journey of preparing for college, understanding the process is crucial. College admissions can seem daunting, but with proper preparation and guidance, it becomes manageable. You’ll probably have a ton of college prep questions as you walk with your student through their junior and senior years of Highschool. In this blog…
Read More3 Tips to Avoid Senior Year College Prep Stress
Maximize Your Senior Year It’s almost your senior year and you’re ready to enjoy your summer break before reality kicks in next fall. Should you have fun this summer? Emphatically yes! There’s adventures to take and friends to hang with. But to set yourself up for the best senior year ever and to avoid any…
Read MoreYour College Application Process: What’s Changed
The college application process has changed drastically in the past 10 years. And even more so in the past 2 years. Colleges seek to choose the best applicants, but it’s more than just grades. Many high schools were generous with grades during the pandemic, so higher GPAs are the norm. As a result, colleges now…
Read MoreCommunity Service Hours for Teens: What, Why, & How
Community service is a lifeline to many people in your local community. From animal care to disaster response, veterans assistance to building projects, there’s a place for you to serve no matter what your interests. And as a teen, you can benefit in dozens of ways from giving your time and energy to a local,…
Read MoreWhat are Summer Schools and Why Should I Go?
What are summer schools? Summer schools may sound like a drag, but compared to the regular school year, it can be quite fun! In summer school, you study only one subject at a time, so your experience is hyper-focused and your time investment to get to mastery is shorter. You can choose from a wide…
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