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In this blog post, we explore the ongoing relevance of standardized tests, including the persistence of scholarship opportunities tied to sc

Meet Gail Kerzer of The Savvy Red Pen: At The Savvy Red Pen, Iwork with college-bound students on their admissions and scholarship essays

In addition to the excitement of exploring your newfound freedom, making the transition from high school to college comes with uncertainty.

Though you won’t likely hear back from all your schools at once, you should still prepare yourself for each decision.

College application season can be some of the most stressful months of your life. Here re a few things I wish I knew sooner.

The college admission season is just around the corner, so it's time for juniors and seniors to start preparing to apply to college. This ap

Thinking about taking the LSAT, but not sure where to start? Here are some tips from someone who's taken the exam twice.

Mia shares her story, as well as some advice for those who are curious about what it takes to go from high school to med school.

Big transitions in life are tough, and doing so during COVID makes things even more challenging. Here's some advice from real students.

For many high school students, the most difficult part of the entire college process is deciding which college offers the best fit.

There is no ‘right way’ to look at colleges; yet, I argue that there is a shared goal: to find the school that best fits you and your needs.

For many college students leaving campus, life at home can be confusing and rocky. Here are tips for navigating "college life" during Covid.

College Now Greater Cleveland, Ohio's oldest and largest college access organization, is seeking volunteer mentors to work with its scholars

In March 2019, a college entrance bribery scandal unfolded whereby Federal prosecutors alleged a college-admission scheme.

Where you go to school doesn’t need to define who you are, but what you study, how hard you work, and who you surround yourself with will.